REPRESENTAÇÕES NO EMPIRISMO CONCEITUAL DE PRINZ

Authors

  • César Fernando Meurer Social-Brains Reseach Group/Unisinos & Unilasalle Canoas

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v8i3.33309

Keywords:

Representações perceptuais, Conceitos, Intencionalidade

Abstract

A proxytype theory de Jesse Prinz vincula, mas não identifica, representações e conceitos. Ofereço uma apresentação geral dessa teoria, tratando de realçar que conceitos são entendidos como cópias de representações perceptuais. Em seguida, apresento e critico a concepção de intencionaldade que Prinz subscreve. Com efeito, penso que essa teoria da intencionalidade é imprecisa no que tange à determinação da referência.

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Author Biography

César Fernando Meurer, Social-Brains Reseach Group/Unisinos & Unilasalle Canoas

Doutor em filosofia. Pesquisador do Social-Brains Research Group/Unisinos. Professor da Unilasalle Canoas.

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Published

2017-12-10

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 3 (2017)

Section

Papers

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