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Descubre ideas precientíficas sobre alma, mente y razón.

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Orígenes de la Psicología:
 

Orígenes de la Psicología:Online version

Descubre ideas precientíficas sobre alma, mente y razón.

by Stefanny González
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John Locke sostuvo que el conocimiento se origina principalmente en la experiencia sensorial.

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René Descartes defendió la dualidad mente-cuerpo y la duda metódica.

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Locke afirmó que todas las ideas son innatas en la mente humana.

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Descartes afirmó que la mente y el cuerpo no interactúan en ningún lugar.

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Sócrates escribió numerosos tratados que exponen su teoría de la memoria.

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Sócrates utilizaba el método de preguntas para acercarse a la verdad.

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Aristóteles describió el alma como el principio formador de la vida y distinguió entre funciones vegetativas, sensibles y racionales.

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Aristóteles sostuvo que la mente puede existir sin el cuerpo.

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Platón planteó la existencia de ideas ideales y una realidad trascendente.

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Platón afirmó que las ideas solo existen en la mente de cada individuo y no hay realidad trascendente.

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