La conciencia como problema ontológico: aproximación desde la filosofía aristotélica
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https://doi.org/10.24310/NATyLIB.2016.v0i7.6343Keywords:
conciencia, Juan Arana, Aristóteles, naturalismo, explicaciónAbstract
Tras una pequeña introducción al problema de la explicación de la conciencia, abordamos el examen del concepto de explicación naturalista (tal y como se expone en La conciencia inexplicada de Juan Arana) y por qué según este concepto la conciencia es inexplicable. Se defiende, a continuación, la necesidad de contar con un concepto más amplio de explicación: necesitamos comprender o iluminar con algún recurso cognitivo la conciencia, dado que es tan importante en la comprensión de lo que somos como humanos. La metafísica aristotélica ofrece recursos útiles y no es incompatible, creemos, con la propuesta del propio Arana.Downloads
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