O debate causalismo versus simulacionismo em filosofia da memória como negociação metalinguística
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2357-9986.2019.248088Palabras clave:
Causalismo, memória episódica, negociação metalinguística. lembrar. simulacionismo.Resumen
Às vezes, o debate entre causalistas e simulacionistas em filosofia da memória é apresentado de tal modo que parece que apenas o simulacionismo é compatível com a psicologia da memória contemporânea. Contudo, ambas teorias são compatíveis com os fatos descobertos pela ciência. Mas se o debate não é sobre a adequação aos fatos, sobre o que é? Nós propomos que este debate é um caso de negociação metalinguística. Caulistas e simulacionistas aceitam o mesmo conjunto de fatos, mas disputam sobre como devemos definir memória e lembrar.Citas
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