El giro dinámico en la epistemología formal: el caso del razonamiento explicativo

Theoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 29 (2):181 (2014)
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We explore the possibilities that dynamic epistemic logic offers to model abductive reasoning. We show that many of the problems with formal approaches to abduction based on classical logic can be solved when considering an epistemic agent that reasons and acts.Exploramos las posibilidades que ofrece la lógica epistémica dinámica para modelar el razonamiento abductivo. Mostramos que muchos de los problemas que encuentran los tratamientos formales de la abducción basados en lógica clásica pueden ser resueltos al considerar un agente epistémico que razona y actúa.

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Fernando Soler Toscano
Universidad de Sevilla

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