Nicolaus Driyarkara
Nicolaus Driyarkara was a prominent Indonesian philosopher and priest who lived during the era of Sukarno. He is best known for his contributions to the understanding of Pancasila, the foundational philosophical doctrine of Indonesia, from a universal humanitarian perspective. Driyarkara argued that Pancasila is rooted in the essence of humanity, emphasizing the relationships between the divine, fellow humans, and communities. His views suggest that Pancasila invites individuals to fully humanize one another, advocating for a shared ethical framework in Indonesian society.
Born on Dec 25, 1913 (112 years old)
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Nicolaus Driyarkara is referenced for his contributions to educational philosophy in Indonesia.
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Driyarkara melihat Pancasila dari sudut pandang kemanusiaan universal.
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