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Persona y naturaleza en la ética de Leonardo Polo

Polo's anthropology differs both from aristotelian and modern anthropology in his concept of person. In this paper, I explore the ethical relevance of this concept and its conection with the concept of «human nature», which Polo assumes making a distinction between «essence» and «type». This distinction is important in order to focus the ethical aspect of the relationship between nature and culture correctly.