Darío Botero Uribe was a Colombian writer, thinker, professor emeritus and teacher at the National University of Colombia; he received a Doctorate degree from the National University with the title of Master.
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![For the first time, a Colombian philosopher proposes from Latin America to the world, a thought that promotes the defense of life, seeking a mental balance that allows creating men and women with the capacity to critically assume history, culture and defense of our own identity. This proposal is called Cosmic Vitalism.[1]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e2/Dario_Botero.jpg)
For the first time, a Colombian philosopher proposes from Latin America to the world, a thought that promotes the defense of life, seeking a mental balance that allows creating men and women with the capacity to critically assume history, culture and defense of our own identity. This proposal is called Cosmic Vitalism.[1]![Orlando Fals Borda Building - Faculty of Sociology of the National University of Colombia. Darío Botero was one of the co-founders of this faculty, the first of sociology in Latin America.[3]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c8/Edificio_Orlando_Fals_Borda%2C_Sociolog%C3%ADa_-_Universidad_Nacional.JPG/1280px-Edificio_Orlando_Fals_Borda%2C_Sociolog%C3%ADa_-_Universidad_Nacional.JPG)
Orlando Fals Borda Building - Faculty of Sociology of the National University of Colombia. Darío Botero was one of the co-founders of this faculty, the first of sociology in Latin America.[3]Academics born in the 1930s 6
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Darío Botero Uribe was a Colombian writer, thinker, professor emeritus and teacher at the National University of Colombia; he received a Doctorate degree from the National University with the title of Master. He studied law, political science and philosophy at the same university, where he held the position of Dean of the Faculty of Law, Political and Social Sciences (1986-1988). He developed an original philosophical project that he called Cosmic Vitalism. He was vitalist and utopian. He contributed to Colombian and Latin American thought.
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