# Revista de Filosofía, Año V - Nº 3 - May/1919

_Cultura—Ciencias—Educación_

By Various.

"Revista de Filosofía, Año V - Nº 3 - May/1919" by Various is a philosophical journal published during the early 20th century. This issue features an assembly of essays and discussions that delve into various themes across philosophy, science, and education, reflecting the intellectual currents of the time. The opening of the journal presents a discourse by Dr. Rodolfo Rivarola, President of the University of La Plata. In his address, he articulates a deep concern for the pressing political, social, and moral challenges facing society and emphasizes the need for universities to clearly define their educational purposes. Rivarola argues for the importance of aligning teaching methodologies with societal needs, distinguishing between scientific research and professional training to better prepare students for their roles in society. He stresses that education should not only provide theoretical knowledge but also ensure practical application, urging both teachers and students to be aware of their shared responsibilities in this endeavor. (Summary by Project Gutenberg, written by machine.)

- Language: Spanish
- Editor: José Ingenieros
- Subjects: Spanish literature -- Periodicals; Humanities -- Periodicals

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