26 octobre 2017
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María Virginia Elisa Ferro, « Historical Epistemology in Archeology », HAL-SHS : histoire, philosophie et sociologie des sciences et des techniques, ID : 10670/1.juj77b
The development and the importance acquired in the last years of the so called Historical Epistemology foundation essentially in not division between context of justification / discovery; or Epistemology and History of Science, but rather a possible joint that strengthens the historical area as seat of the identity in which it is possible to discuss styles of thought and action in science. On the other hand, it is the approach that has promoted the reading unified of traditions in the area epistémico so much continental or French, since anglo Americans, and acertadamente it has been nourished of the developments of the Epistemología in restricted sense, the Social Studies in Science and the History of the Science.Initially the approach was dedicated to giving sense to a style of thought in Philosophy of the Science, Michel Foucault is necessary to name contemporary exponents in Gastón Bachelard, Georges Canguilhem; Jean-Francois Braunstein (University of The Sorbona, Paris I); Ian Hacking and Lorraine Daston (University of Toronto) To. Davidson (University of Chicago) and Hans-Jörg Rheinberger (Institute Max Planck in Berlin), between others. His deployment was accompanied by the authors' reading that they were adjoining in the limits of more than one discipline and that they were relating to the subject to his scientific community: Ludwig Fleck (I am used of pensamiento/group of thought), or Alistair Crombie (styles of thought and methods of investigation in the European tradition in science). In this one work is analyzed the application of distinctions established by the Historical Epistemology in the area of the history of the Archaeology.