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portada Structure and Thought: Toward a Materialist Theory of Representational Cognition (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
304
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.6 x 15.0 x 2.0 cm
Weight
0.41 kg.
ISBN13
9780810146631

Structure and Thought: Toward a Materialist Theory of Representational Cognition (in English)

Daniel Sacilotto (Author) · Northwestern University Press · Paperback

Structure and Thought: Toward a Materialist Theory of Representational Cognition (in English) - Sacilotto, Daniel ; Brassier, Ray

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Synopsis "Structure and Thought: Toward a Materialist Theory of Representational Cognition (in English)"

Offers a new understanding of representational cognition that synthesizes postwar philosophical approaches to the question of objective knowledge This study develops a novel account of representational cognition, explaining how cognitive systems progressively come to map the structure of their worlds. Daniel Sacilotto offers a constructive response to the critique of representation formulated throughout the post-Kantian philosophical tradition. Rather than a skepticism or idealism whereby thinking can grasp appearances but never the real, representation, Sacilotto shows, is a constitutive dimension of cognitive systems' creative capacity to know and intervene in the world of which they are part. Structure and Thought: Toward a Materialist Theory of Representational Cognition integrates various lines in contemporary philosophy, including those often seen as incommensurable or in irresolvable tension with one another. Sacilotto thus advances a productive synthesis of a materialist ambition to provide a creative and historical understanding of cognition with a structural realist account of representation. He shows how the different forms of sensory, discursive, and theoretical mediation that characterize human cognition are conducive to a realist epistemological framework that explains how the possibility of knowledge about a mind-independent reality is conceivable.

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