O psicologismo e o associacionismo de David Hume na interpretação de Thomas Hill Green
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https://doi.org/10.18012/arf.2016.29255Keywords:
Psicologismo, Associacionismo, Teoria das percepções, Epistemologia, MetafísicaAbstract
O empirismo era a filosofia dominante no Reino Unido nos finais do século XIX, quando Thomas Hill Green publicou sua Introdução ao Tratado da Natureza Humana. Nesta obra critica uma tentativa comum na época, de reduzir o discurso filosófico a explicações científicas de viés naturalista. Influenciado pelo idealismo hegeliano, Green desenvolve uma espécie de metafísica do conhecimento, a partir da qual faz duras críticas àquilo que ele chama de uma tendência de reduzir a consciência aos dados da sensação, presente, segundo ele, principalmente nas teorias da percepção de Locke e Hume, que considera psicologistas e associacionistas.
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