Analisi del data turn nella filosofia del linguaggio nell'era dei big data
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https://doi.org/10.1590/0101-3173.2024.v47.n4.e0240050Parole chiave:
Filosofia del linguaggio, Big data, Data turn, Analisi quantitativeAbstract
La raccolta di dati nella nostra era dell'”Information Technology” ha generato una rivoluzione nella conoscenza. Nell'era dei “big data”, la conseguente crescita senza precedenti dei dati, ha reso necessari cambiamenti nella scala, nella natura e nello stato dei dati, portando quindi i ricercatori ad adottare nuovi paradigmi e metodologie nella ricerca filosofica. In particolare, l'attenzione teorica della filosofia del linguaggio si è spostata verso la conoscenza cognitiva, con un'enfasi sulla proposizione particolare del “data turn” nella cognizione cognitiva nell'era dei “big data”. Il paper esplora la potenziale portata della ricerca quantitativa del “data turn” nella filosofia del linguaggio, tramite l’analisi della necessità di trasformare i paradigmi della ricerca qualitativa e quantitativa, ricostruendo l'approccio quantitativo della filosofia del linguaggio ed ampliando l’analisi delle relazioni uomo-dati nella filosofia dei “big data”. Il paper conclude affermando che sono necessarie ulteriori ricerche per esaminare in modo ancor più approfondito la relazione tra linguaggio, dati e filosofia.
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Received: 28/04/2023 - Approved: 01/07/2023 - Published: 10/01/2024
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