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BLAISE PASCAL, PENSAMIENTOS
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a. Pascal dice que el universo es más poderoso que el ser humano y, por ello, tiene más dignidad.
b. La expresión: "el hombre es una caña" es una metáfora.
c. Sobrevivir es la principal norma moral para Pascal.
Explica el sentido de la expresión "el hombro

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Blaise Pascal presents Pascal's wager as a rational argument for belief in God, Ortega y Gasset's concept of el hombre selecto is discussed, and a literary quote showcases the intent behind creating art for popular appeal.


Explanation:

Blaise Pascal makes a philosophical argument known as Pascal's wager, where he presents a scenario where believing in God has infinite gains but minimal losses. The essence is to weigh the potential outcomes of believing in God versus not believing. It's a rational approach that encourages belief even when unsure.

The concept of the el hombre selecto, referring to a person who demands more from themselves rather than feeling superior to others, is highlighted in a passage by Ortega y Gasset.

'^Quando he de escribir una comedia...'^ is a quote from a literary text that illustrates the author's intentions in creating art that appeases the masses.


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