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Eugenio Trías Sagnier
Eugenio Trias (August 31, 1942 – February 10, 2013〔(Muere Eugenio Trías, un filósofo que quiso llevar el pensamiento más allá del límite )〕), was a philosopher. He is regarded by the majority of the critics as the most important thinker since Ortega y Gasset〔Among others, José Manuel Martínez Pulet in his PH.D. dissertation (2000, UAM); Andres Sanchez Pascual, Juan Antonio Rodríguez Tous and twelve other writers in ''Limit, symbol and shadow'' (Barcelona, Destino, 2003); Fernando Pérez- Borbujo in ''The other side of beauty'' (Barcelona, Herder, 2006); Jacobo Muñoz, Francisco Jose Martin and other critics in a reading on ''The philosophy of the limit. A debate with Eugenio Trías'' (Madrid, Biblioteca Nueva, 2007); and Arash Arjomandi, in his PH.D. dissertation (2005, UPF).〕 in the philosophical literature written in Spanish.
== Biography ==
Trias was born in Barcelona. After obtaining his bachelor's degree in Philosophy at the University of Barcelona in 1964, he continued his studies in Pamplona, Madrid, Bonn and Cologne. Since 1965 he was Assistant Professor and, later, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Barcelona (UB) and the Universitat Autònoma of Barcelona (UAB). In 1972 he stayed, for one year, in Brazil and Argentina, where he offered several courses and lectures. In 1976 he became Assistant Professor of Aesthetics and Composition at the School of Architecture of Barcelona. In 1986 he gained the Chair of Philosophy at this University, where he remained until 1992. In 1992 he became Chair Professor of Philosophy at the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, where he remained as a Professor of History of Ideas until his death, aged 70, in his home city.
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