Sobre la posibilidad y necesidad de la Filosofía de la Naturaleza
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v0i0.1181Abstract
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En este trabajo se analiza y se defiende la posibilidad de una Filosofía de la Naturaleza como disciplina distinta de la Filosofía de la Ciencia y de la Historia de la Ciencia. Para ello se discuten cuatro posiciones que han sido relevantes en este asunto: la positivista, la aristotélica, la bergsoniana y la kantiana.
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FILOSOFÍA DE LA NATURALEZA, NATURALEZA, POSITIVISMO, ARISTÓTELES, KANT, BERGSON
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This paper analyzes and defends the possibility of a Philosophy of Nature as a discipline independent of the Philosophy of Science and the History of Science. For this purpose, four relevant historical position about this topic are discussed: positivism, Aristotle’s, Bergson’s and Kant’s positions.
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PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE, NATURE, POSITIVISM, ARISTOTLE, KANT, BERGSON
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