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Verdad y Mentira: Filosofía y Mente

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¿Qué sabes sobre alma, mente y ideas?

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Verdad y Mentira: Filosofía y Mente
 

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¿Qué sabes sobre alma, mente y ideas?

by Andrés Álvarez
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Aristóteles afirmó que el alma es separable del cuerpo.

2

Descartes planteó el dualismo entre mente inmaterial y cuerpo material.

3

Platón sostenía que existen formas universales y que la alma puede recordar esas ideas.

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Platón negó la existencia de formas universales y de un mundo trascendental.

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Hume afirmó que la causalidad es una relación necesaria demostrable por la razón.

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Kant sostuvo que todo conocimiento se obtiene puramente por la experiencia, sin estructuras mentales.

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Aristóteles afirmó que la mente es la forma del cuerpo y no una entidad separada.

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Sócrates utilizaba el método de preguntas para buscar la verdad.

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Locke defendía el empirismo y la mente al nacer, una tabula rasa.

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Descartes aseguró que mente y cuerpo no interactúan.

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