Max Weber's Concept of "Event", and the Logical Categories of a "Science of Chaos" [Spanish]
This paper aims at revealing the originality of Max Weber’s conception of the logical category of “historicity”, suggesting that in his writings on the methodology of the social sciences we can find a stimulating and forerunner contribution to the analysis of some logical and formal problems concern...
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Luca Mori; University of Pisa
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chaos, event, history, Max Weber, natural sciences, observer
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Max Weber's Concept of "Event", and the Logical Categories of a "Science of Chaos" [Spanish] La noción de “evento” (ereignis) en Max Weber y las categorías lógicas de una “Ciencia del caos” |
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Max Weber's Concept of "Event", and the Logical Categories of a "Science of Chaos" [Spanish] |
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Max Weber's Concept of "Event", and the Logical Categories of a "Science of Chaos" [Spanish] Philosophy of science;epistemology;history of philosophy chaos, event, history, Max Weber, natural sciences, observer |
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Luca Mori; University of Pisa |
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Luca Mori; University of Pisa |
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Laboratorio filosofico sulla complessità (Facoltà di Lettere e filosofia dell'Università di Pisa-Comune di Rosignano Marittimo) |
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Philosophy of science;epistemology;history of philosophy chaos, event, history, Max Weber, natural sciences, observer |
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Philosophy of science;epistemology;history of philosophy chaos, event, history, Max Weber, natural sciences, observer |
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This paper aims at revealing the originality of Max Weber’s conception of the logical category of “historicity”, suggesting that in his writings on the methodology of the social sciences we can find a stimulating and forerunner contribution to the analysis of some logical and formal problems concerning the relationship between human knowledge and the chaos of reality (what we might call, ante-litteram, “science of chaos”). In particular, considering that in Weber’s conception scientific knowledge finds no facts “to grasp” in the natural world, but rather a chaos of unique and infinitely divisible events, the analysis will be focused on the following aspects: (a) Weber’s separation of causal imputation from the notion of necessary (natural) law; (b) the importance attached to “probability judgments” with different degrees of certainty; (c) the proclaimed irreducibility of individual events to scientific models, laws, and (ideal)-types; (d) the effects imputed to the differentiation of the point of view of a scientific observer. |
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Luca Mori; University of PisaLaboratorio filosofico sulla complessità (Facoltà di Lettere e filosofia dell'Università di Pisa-Comune di Rosignano Marittimo)Colombia2013-08-31T23:00:20Z2013-08-31T23:00:20Z2013-01-31http://rcientificas.uninorte.edu.co/index.php/eidos/article/view/4529http://hdl.handle.net/10584/2843This paper aims at revealing the originality of Max Weber’s conception of the logical category of “historicity”, suggesting that in his writings on the methodology of the social sciences we can find a stimulating and forerunner contribution to the analysis of some logical and formal problems concerning the relationship between human knowledge and the chaos of reality (what we might call, ante-litteram, “science of chaos”). In particular, considering that in Weber’s conception scientific knowledge finds no facts “to grasp” in the natural world, but rather a chaos of unique and infinitely divisible events, the analysis will be focused on the following aspects: (a) Weber’s separation of causal imputation from the notion of necessary (natural) law; (b) the importance attached to “probability judgments” with different degrees of certainty; (c) the proclaimed irreducibility of individual events to scientific models, laws, and (ideal)-types; (d) the effects imputed to the differentiation of the point of view of a scientific observer.La finalidad de este artículo es mostrar la originalidad de la categoría lógica de “historicidad” propuesta por Max Weber, sugiriendo que en sus obras sobre la metodología de las ciencias histórico-sociales se puede encontrar una estimulante y precursora contribución al análisis de algunos problemas lógicos y formales referentes a la relación entre el conocimiento humano y el caos de la realidad (lo que podríamos llamar, ante litteram, “ciencia del caos”). Particularmente, considerando que en Weber el conocimiento científico no encuentra en el mundo natural “hechos" a los cuales agarrarse sino un caos de acontecimientos únicos e infinitamente divisibles, el análisis se concentra en los siguientes aspectos: (a) la separación de la imputación causal de la noción de una ley (natural) necesaria; (b) la importancia atribuida a los “juicios de probabilidad” con diferentes grados de certeza; (c) la irreductibilidad de los acontecimientos individuales a modelos, leyes y tipos-(ideales) científicos; (d) los efectos asociados a la diferenciación del punto de vista de un observador científico.application/pdfengUniversidad del NorteEidos; No. 18 (2013): Jan-Jun; 100-123Authors 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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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 NortePhilosophy of science;epistemology;history of philosophychaos, event, history, Max Weber, natural sciences, observerMax Weber's Concept of "Event", and the Logical Categories of a "Science of Chaos" [Spanish]La noción de “evento” (ereignis) en Max Weber y las categorías lógicas de una “Ciencia del caos”articlepublishedVersionhttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_650110584/2843oai:172.16.14.36:10584/28432015-10-07 01:48:42.407Repositorio Digital de la Universidad del Nortemauribe@uninorte.edu.co |