Ciência, senso comum e revoluções científicas: ressonâncias e paradoxos

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2005
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Abstract
Revisa alguns aspectos da constituição do conhecimento científico como, por exemplo, sua definição, sua relação com a filosofia, com a religião e com o mito; segundo, descreve algumas características de eventos que se desenvolveram e ainda se desenvolvem a partir de novos conceitos em torno da própria ciência, tais como, o (novo) senso comum e algumas (Thomas Kuhn e Karl Popper) discussões sobre as revoluções científicas. Estabelece que a gênese científica relaciona-se às manifestações cotidianas, modificando-se e distinguindo-se em suas múltiplas interpretações. Palavras-chave Ciência; Filosofia da Ciência; Senso Comum; Revoluções Científicas; Thomas Kuhn; Karl Popper; Conhecimento. Abstract Science, common sense and scientific revolutions: resonances and paradoxes Revise some aspects of the constitution of the scientific knowledge as, for example, its definition, its relation with the philosophy, the religion and the myth; second, describes some characteristics of events that if had developed and still are developed from new concepts around proper science, such as, (new) common sense and some (Thomas Kuhn and Karl Popper) discussion on the scientific revolutions. Establishes that scientific genesis related it the manifestations, modifying itself and distinguishing itself in its interpretations multiple. Keyword Science; Philosophy of Science; Sommon Sense; Scientific Revolutions; Thomas Kuhn; Karl Popper; Knowledge.
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Authors Francelin, Marivalde Moacir;
Journal ciência da informação
Year 2005
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