El inmaterialismo del siglo XVIII nos enseñó que el mundo que habitamos no es de naturaleza física sino básicamente informacional o semiótica. Yendo más allá del constructivismo psicológico y de la fenomenología, nos sugieren Berkeley y otros que el mundo es una construcción mental—que habitamos, sin sospecharlo, en una realidad virtual, o quizá más bien que no hay otra realidad que la realidad mental y la realidad virtual.

Texto completo:

Viendo el mundo con la mente

http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3884128

Ibercampus (June 24, 2021)

6 Pages Posted: 9 Aug 2021 Last revised: 11 Aug 2021

José Angel García Landa

Universidad de Zaragoza

Date Written: 2011

English abstract:

Seeing the World With Your Mind

Eighteenth-century immaterialism taught us that the world we inhabit does not have a physical nature, but rather a basically informational or semiotic nature. Beyond psychological constructivism and phenomenology, Berkeley and others suggest that the world is a mental construction — that we inhabit, unbeknownst to us, a virtual reality, or perhaps, rather, that there is no reality other than mental and virtual reality.

Note: Downloadable document available in Spanish.

Keywords: Cognitivism, Immaterialism, Phenomenology, Philosophy, Epistemology, Berkeley, Virtual reality, Mind,

Suggested Citation:

Garcia Landa, Jose Angel, "Viendo el mundo con la mente (Seeing the World With Your Mind)" (2011). Ibercampus (June 24, 2021), Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3884128 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3884128

SSRN eJournal Classifications

PRN Subject Matter eJournals Epistemology eJournal - CMBO PRN: Perception (Topic) - CMBO
PRN Subject Matter eJournals Continental Philosophy eJournal - CMBO PRN: Phenomenology (Topic) - CMBO
PRN Subject Matter eJournals Philosophy of Mind eJournal - CMBO PRN: Philosophy of Perception (Topic) - CMBO

PsychRN Subject Matter eJournals Cognitive Psychology eJournal - CMBO PsychRN: Thinking, Reasoning & Decision Making (Topic) - CMBO