Georges Canguilhem: Una filosofía de lo biológicamente posible
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Georges Canguilhem: a philosophy of what is biologicaly possible
Georges Canguilhem defined his philosophical work on life science as an epistemological history of concepts; its virtue being that these can be better seen when associated with the phenomena of life, itself fluctuating and plastic. A concept does not merely fulfill a nominal role, but has an axiological and normative function, inasmuch as it expresses what must be true and possible. Thus, each concept delimits what will be assumed as possible within a certain parcel of reality that the concept intends to declare as truth. What is possible to conceive and observe within one concept is not the same as what is accessible from another.
Key words: Epistemology, history of sciences, life sciences, conceptual dynamics, philosophy of medicine, philosophy of biology, normative concepts, biological possibility, error in science.
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