Filosofía experimental. Variedades, desarrollos y cuestiones abiertas

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  • Antonio Gaitán Torres Universidad Carlos III

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https://doi.org/10.7203/qfia.11.2.29287

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Filosofía Experimental, intuiciones, programa positivo, programa negativo, replicabilidad, experimentos, ciencia cognitiva

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El objetivo de este artículo es presentar una panorámica del desarrollo y de los enfoques más influyentes dentro de la filosofía experimental. En la primera sección se introduce el compromiso central de la filosofía experimental, situando ese compromiso dentro de dos grandes narrativas sobre su origen como disciplina. En la segunda sección se exploran los dos programas que han sido históricamente más influyentes dentro de la filosofía experimental. En esta sección se describe cómo esos dos programas han dejado paso a un enfoque metodológico más híbrido, que enmarca gran parte de lo que actualmente se entiende como filosofía experimental. La filosofía experimental ha estado siempre acompañada de polémica, tanto desde la filosofía como desde aquellas disciplinas no filosóficas que han nutrido su metodología. En la sección tercera se pasa revista a las objeciones más influyentes contra la filosofía experimental. La sección cuarta se ocupa de algunos desarrollos recientes de la filosofía experimental, remarcando la pluralidad de temas y enfoques metodológicos que caracteriza a la filosofía experimental en la actualidad. La última sección sintetiza las aportaciones más importantes de esta panorámica.

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2024-11-30

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Gaitán Torres, A. (2024). Filosofía experimental. Variedades, desarrollos y cuestiones abiertas. Quaderns De Filosofia, 11(2). https://doi.org/10.7203/qfia.11.2.29287
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