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41. Theoria: An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science: Volume > 10 > Issue: 3
Amedeo G. Conte Filosofía de la validez deóntica: una ecuación de tres incógnitas
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Francisco J. Fernández Leibniz e la Res Bibliothecaria: Bibliografie, historiae literariae e cataloghi nella biblioteca privata leibniziana
43. Theoria: An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science: Volume > 10 > Issue: 3
Bernardino Orio de Miguel Razón y legitimidad en Leibniz
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Fernando Broncano How Free Are You?: The Deterministic Problem
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Agustín Arrieta Comentarios sobre la relación entre la programación logica y las lógicas no monótonas
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My purpose in this paper is to show the evolution of the relationship between nonmonotonic logic and logic programming. I think that there are two periods in the evolution of this relationship. The first one isthe point of contact between these two fields that had been developed independently. In the second period, as I will show, the motivation to propose three-valued nonmonotonic logic comes from the study of the relationship between these two fields, and not from the study of nonmonotonic logic itself.
46. Theoria: An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science: Volume > 10 > Issue: 3
Carlos G. Gonzalez Sobre el Agregado de Axiomas a ZF
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José Miguel Sagüillo Presentación
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Diez años con Miguel Sánchez-Mazas
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LIBROS RECIBIDOS
50. Theoria: An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science: Volume > 10 > Issue: 3
Instrucciones técnicas para la preparacion de los trabajos / Technical instructions for preparation of manuscripts
51. Theoria: An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science: Volume > 11 > Issue: 1
Informantes de THEORIA (1994-1995) / Reviewers for 1994-1995
52. Theoria: An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science: Volume > 11 > Issue: 1
José Ramón Arana Metafísica
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Alejandro Sobrino Introducción a la lógica borrosa
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Ignacio Ayestarán Uriz VIII Biennial Meeting of The Society for Philosophy and Technology: Technology: The City andthe Suburb, New York, junio de 1995
55. Theoria: An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science: Volume > 11 > Issue: 1
Javier Echeverria, Andoni Ibarra Presentación
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Eduardo De Bustos Metáforas polémicas: el caso de la argumentación (Polemic Metaphors: The Case of Argumentation)
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La argumentación es un aspecto publico y comunicativo, quizás no el único, de los procesos cognitivos inferenciales en la especie humana. Aunque los propios procesos cognitivos inferenciales no son exclusivos de los seres humanos, su expresión a través de la comunicación lingüística, su utilización en los procesos sociales para la conformación y cambio de las creencias y la conducta es propiamente humana. Una explicación correcta del concepto de argumentación es por tanto importante para captar nuestro concepto de racionalidad, de uso de la razón. EI trabajo explora la forma que tiene el concepto de argumentación en la cultura occidental utilizando las herramientas de teorías cognitivas recientes sobre la naturaleza de los conceptos, sugiriendo sus consecuencias para el concepto de razón.The argumentation is a public and communicative aspect, maybe not the only one, of inferential cognitive processes in the human species. While the very inferential, cognitive processes are not exclusive of the human beings, their expression through the linguistic communication, their use in social processes to shape and change beliefs and behaviour is properly human. An accurate description of the concept of argumentation is important then to grasp our concept of rationality, of the use of the reason. This paper explores the form of the concept of argumentation in western culture using the tools of recent cognitive theories on the nature of concepts, suggesting its consequences for the concept of reason.
57. Theoria: An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science: Volume > 11 > Issue: 1
Fernando Migura Semantics and Pragmatics of Natural Language: Logical and Computational Aspects
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Arantza Etxeberria Darwinism Evolving: Systems Dynamics and the Genealogy of Natural Selection
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Instrucciones técnicas para la preparación de los trabajos / Technical instructions for preparation of manuscripts
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Julián Marrades Sobre las condiciones de la comprension transcultural (On the Conditions of Transcultural Understanding)
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En la primera parte del artículo examino la interpretación que hace Karl O. Apel de varios textos de Peter Winch sobre el problema de la comprensión de culturas ajenas, distinguiendo aquellos aspectos de la crítica de Apel que me parecen plausibles de otros que considero infundados. En la segunda parte trato de demostrar que en la obra del ultimo Wittgenstein hay elementos para una teoría de la comprensión transcultural libre de las limitaciones que Apel atribuye a Winch, pero a la vez enfocada desde una perspectiva naturalista diametralmente opuesta a la aproximación trascendental de Apel a la hermenéutica.The first part of the article considers Karl O. Apel’s interpretation of various texts by Peter Winch dealing with the problem of understanding alien cultures. I distinguish those aspects of Apel’s critique that seem plausible from others that I consider to be ill-founded. The second part seeks to demonstrate that Wittgenstein’s works contains elements that allow for a theory of transcultural understanding wich is free from the limitations that Apel attributes to Winch. However, such a theory should be developed from a naturalistic perspective that is diametrally opposed to Apel’s transcendental approach to hermeneutics.