¿A qué filosofías ha afectado la Neurociencia?

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  • Jordi Vallverdu Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22370/rhv2022iss20pp47-55

Palabras clave:

filosofía, neurociencia, antropología filosófica, cognición

Resumen

Parece obvio pensar que los avances neurocientíficos, una revolución de finales del siglo XX, han impactado en la Filosofía Contemporánea. Sin embargo, este no es el caso. Como disciplina compuesta de numerosas áreas, todavía está anclada en modelos antropológicos, culturales, epistemológicos y cognitivos propios de siglos (e incluso milenios) anteriores. Revisaremos cuál ha sido el impacto real de las neurociencias en el pensamiento contemporáneo, desde una perspectiva crítica y orientada no sólo al estudio del ser humano, sino también de la IA.

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2022-12-01 — Actualizado el 2022-12-02

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Vallverdu, J. (2022). ¿A qué filosofías ha afectado la Neurociencia?. Revista De Humanidades De Valparaíso, (20), 47–55. https://doi.org/10.22370/rhv2022iss20pp47-55

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