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Filosofía en Juego: Pensadores Rejugables

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Desafía ideas de Sócrates a Hume.

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Filosofía en Juego: Pensadores Rejugables
 

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Desafía ideas de Sócrates a Hume.

by Mianyela Beatriz
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Locke sostiene que el mundo de las ideas es una construcción social sin experiencia personal.

2

Sócrates utiliza el método mayéutico para dialogar.

3

Aristóteles niega la relación entre alma, vida y razón.

4

Kant propone un uso exclusivo de la razón sin experiencia.

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Kant propone una síntesis entre empirismo y racionalismo.

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Descartes niega la existencia de la mente y la conciencia.

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Descartes propone un dualismo entre mente y cuerpo.

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Platón defiende el empirismo como única fuente de conocimiento.

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Hume describe las percepciones como un flujo de la conciencia.

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Locke defiende la idea de la tabula rasa.

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