Brevísimo análisis doxográfico sobre el Constructivismo: de los presocráticos a la cibernética de segundo orden // A (Very) Brief Doxographical Analysis of Constructivism: from Pre-Socratics to Second-Order Cybernetics
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El constructivismo es una corriente filosófica con una fuerte presencia en la epistemología contemporánea. Esta escuela de pensamiento suscribe la tesis de que el conocimiento se construye activamente por el sujeto cognoscente y responde a una forma de situarse frente a la experiencia, siendo esta la última realidad efectivamente accesible. Este trabajo traza una breve curva interdisciplinar que comprende algunas de las más importantes posturas filosóficas que contribuyeron a la consolidación de esta escuela de pensamiento durante más de veinticinco siglos.
Palabras clave: constructivismo, cibernética, epistemología, historia de la filosofía,
percepción, realidad.
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