La filosofía de la ciencia y el lenguaje: relaciones cambiantes, alcances y límites

Arbor 187 (747):69-80 (2011)
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This paper consists of three sections. In the first one, some of the main developments in the philosophy of science through the xx century up to the present will be pointed out, and inserted them in the frame of some more general philosophical transformations, such as the so-called “linguistic turn” and “pragmatic turn”, respectively. In the second one, the established connection will be nuanced, from a revision of the work of a “classical” author such as Carnap. Finally, it will be intended a kind of “balance and future perspectives”.

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Pablo Lorenzano
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