Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]

The problem of incommensurability and, particulary, the one of the scientific progress, is associated two names: Kuhn and Feyerabend, whose proposals caused than many put in doubt the apparent evidence of the call scientific progress, relativizing its validity to each school or paradigm. In this wri...

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Juan Manuel Jaramillo Uribe; Universidad del Valle. Universidad de Caldas
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2006
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Universidad del Norte
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Incommensurability; scientific progress; relation of approach; statment view; non-statement view;
Inconmensurabilidad; progreso científico; reducción aproximativa; concepción enunciativista; concepción no-enunciativista;
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]
¿Es compatible la idea de inconmensurabilidad no trivial con la de progreso científico? Algunas razones a favor de su compatibilidad.
title Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]
spellingShingle Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]
Incommensurability; scientific progress; relation of approach; statment view; non-statement view;
Inconmensurabilidad; progreso científico; reducción aproximativa; concepción enunciativista; concepción no-enunciativista;
title_short Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]
title_full Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]
title_fullStr Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]
title_full_unstemmed Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]
title_sort Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Juan Manuel Jaramillo Uribe; Universidad del Valle. Universidad de Caldas
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Juan Manuel Jaramillo Uribe; Universidad del Valle. Universidad de Caldas
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Incommensurability; scientific progress; relation of approach; statment view; non-statement view;
Inconmensurabilidad; progreso científico; reducción aproximativa; concepción enunciativista; concepción no-enunciativista;
topic Incommensurability; scientific progress; relation of approach; statment view; non-statement view;
Inconmensurabilidad; progreso científico; reducción aproximativa; concepción enunciativista; concepción no-enunciativista;
description The problem of incommensurability and, particulary, the one of the scientific progress, is associated two names: Kuhn and Feyerabend, whose proposals caused than many put in doubt the apparent evidence of the call scientific progress, relativizing its validity to each school or paradigm. In this writing we will show that this type of epistemic relativism —just as convergentist theory of the truth— they lack of philosophical validity and historical and how the idea of scientific progress is compatible with the thesis of the incommensurability beyond the ontosemantics difficulties that it implies. This suppose to leave the the call statement view of the scientific theories and adopt a non-statement view where the intertheoretical relation of approach allows to subsink different non trivial incommensurability and to validate in them the notion of scientific progress.
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spelling Juan Manuel Jaramillo Uribe; Universidad del Valle. Universidad de CaldasColombia2013-08-31T23:00:02Z2013-08-31T23:00:02Z2006-12-20http://rcientificas.uninorte.edu.co/index.php/eidos/article/view/1495http://hdl.handle.net/10584/2778The problem of incommensurability and, particulary, the one of the scientific progress, is associated two names: Kuhn and Feyerabend, whose proposals caused than many put in doubt the apparent evidence of the call scientific progress, relativizing its validity to each school or paradigm. In this writing we will show that this type of epistemic relativism —just as convergentist theory of the truth— they lack of philosophical validity and historical and how the idea of scientific progress is compatible with the thesis of the incommensurability beyond the ontosemantics difficulties that it implies. This suppose to leave the the call statement view of the scientific theories and adopt a non-statement view where the intertheoretical relation of approach allows to subsink different non trivial incommensurability and to validate in them the notion of scientific progress.El problema de la inconmensurabilidad y, en particular, el del progreso científico, está asociado a -dos nombres: Kuhn y Feyerabend, cuyas propuestas hicieron que muchos pusieran en duda la aparente evidencia del llamado “progreso científico, relativizando su validez a cada escuela o paradigma. En este escrito mostraremos que este tipo de relativismo epistémico —al igual que la teoría convergentista de la verdad— carecen de validez filosófica e histórica y de qué modo la idea de “progreso científico es compatible con la tesis de la inconmensurabilidad más allá de las dificultades onto-semánticas que ella implica. Esto supone abandonar el llamado punto de vista enunciativo de las teorías científicas (centrado sobre sentencias o enunciados) y adoptar un punto de vista no-enunciativista (centrado sobre estructuras o sistemas donde la relación interteórica de aproximación permite subsumir diferentes casos de inconmensurablidad no triviales y validar en ellos la noción de progreso científico.application/pdfspaUniversidad del NorteEidos; No 5: Jul-Dec, 2006; 10-49Authors who publish with this journal agree to the following terms:1. The Author retains copyright in the Work, where the term "Work" shall include all digital objects that may result in subsequent electronic publication or distribution.2. 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A los Autores se les permite y Eidos promueve publicar en línea (online) la versión pre-impresa del Artículo en repositorios institucionales o en sus páginas web, antes y durante la publicación, por cuanto que puede producir intercambios académicos productivos, así como una mayor citación del Artículo publicado (ver The Effect of Open Access). Dicha publicación durante el proceso de producción y en la publicación del Artículo se espera que se actualice al momento de salir la versión final, incluyendo una referencia a la URL de Eidos.http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2instname:Universidad del Nortereponame:Repositorio Digital de la Universidad del NorteIncommensurability; scientific progress; relation of approach; statment view; non-statement view;Inconmensurabilidad; progreso científico; reducción aproximativa; concepción enunciativista; concepción no-enunciativista;Is compatible the idea of incommensurability with that of scientific progress? Some reasons in support of its compatibility. [Spanish]¿Es compatible la idea de inconmensurabilidad no trivial con la de progreso científico? Algunas razones a favor de su compatibilidad.articlepublishedVersionhttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_650110584/2778oai:172.16.14.36:10584/27782015-10-07 01:48:42.124Repositorio Digital de la Universidad del Nortemauribe@uninorte.edu.co