Apriorismo, epigénesis y evolución en el transcendentalismo kantiano
Keywords:
a priori, epigenesis, innate, mind, modularity, preformation, naturalization,
Abstract
In this article, I defend the idea that Kant’s interest in an emergent science in the 18th century as the Embriology (especially in the concept of epigenesis) allows to deepen in a soft naturalization of Kant’s trancendental idealism, as well as to justify the validity of a priori knowledge.Downloads
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2006-02-14
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Moya E. . (2006). Apriorismo, epigénesis y evolución en el transcendentalismo kantiano. Revista de Filosofía , 30(2), 61-88. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RESF/article/view/RESF0505220061A
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