La conciencia explicada desde la ciencia experimental. Método científico y subjetividad
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https://doi.org/10.24310/NATyLIB.2017.v0i9.6380Keywords:
método científico, objetividad, filosofía de la mente, psicología, consciencia, inteligencia artificial, robótica, interdisciplinariedad, literatura, lingüística, subjetividadAbstract
El método científico se centra en estudiar lo objetivo, lo empírico, lo cuantificable. Pero a la hora de explicar la consciencia humana, el método científico es insuficiente. La consciencia es de naturaleza subjetiva, no objetiva. El lenguaje y el arte, en especial el literario, suponen una vía alternativa para comprender la subjetividad. El estudio del lenguaje es un punto de vista multidisciplinar que atiende no solo a la materia, como hace el método científico, sino también a la forma. Este artículo sugiere un punto de vista más amplio para estudiar la consciencia humana.Downloads
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