RACIONALIDADE E RACIOCÍNIO HUMANO

Autores

  • Samuel de Castro Bellini-Leite Mestrando em Filosofia pela Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), Campus de Marília

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36311/1984-8900.2011.v3n06.4423

Palavras-chave:

Racionalidade, Raciocínio humano, Teorias de Duplo Processo

Resumo

No estudo da racionalidade há um projeto normativo, o qual busca compreender o que significa raciocinar corretamente ou ser racional. O foco deste projeto é encontrar regras que ditem um padrão para o raciocínio ser avaliado. Há também um projeto descritivo, praticado por cientistas da cognição com abordagem empirista. Estes buscam descobrir de que forma as pessoas de fato raciocinam e descrever os mecanismos e processos responsáveis pelos padrões de raciocínio observado. Este artigo pretende expor alguns aspectos históricos de ambos os projetos e apresentar brevemente uma corrente teórica vinda do projeto descritivo com poder de propor uma nova forma de compreensão para aspectos normativos, as teorias de duplo processo.

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2011-12-15

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