Conocimiento humano y conocimiento animal
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https://doi.org/10.24310/nyl.v10i3.3667Keywords:
conocimiento animal, inteligencia, antropología, Köhler, Pavlov, Scheler, AristótelesAbstract
Resumen: Es común el el pensamiento actual la negación o incluso la falta de percepción de una posible diferencia esencial entre el conocimiento humano y el animal. En este texto se presentan algunas razones de esta situación, se plantea si es adecuado usar el término conocimiento tanto para los hombres como para el resto de los animales y, desde una perspectiva aristotélica, se recupera un debate de la antropología del siglo pasado en el que se pone de manifiesto un aspecto de la cuestión frecuentemente pasado por alto en nuestra época.
Palabras clave: conocimiento animal, inteligencia, antropología, Köhler, Pavlov, Scheler, Aristóteles.
Human knowledge and animal knowledge
Abstract: In contemporary thinking it is common the negation or even the inca-pacity of perceiving an essential difference between human and animal cognition. In this text, some reasons that explain this situation are offered, the problem of the opportunity of using the same term for animal and human cognition is re-vised and, from an Aristotelian perspective, a debate of last century philosophical anthropology is revisited that addresses an aspect of this problem frequently ig-nored.
Keywords: animal cognition, intelligence, anthropology, Köhler, Pavlov, Scheler, Aristotle.
Recibido: 29/08/2017 Aprobado: 5/11/2017
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