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FACULTAD DE FILOSOFA Y LETRAS
LICENCIATURA EN FILOSOFA
SEMESTRE 2015-2
CICLO: FORMACIN
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Tipo: TERICO
Modalidad: CURSO
Asignatura precedente:
OBJETIVO(S):
En este curso nos vamos a concentrar en los problemas que se suscitan cuando
se pretende estudiar a los seres vivos como si fueran mquinas muy complejas. Se elige
este tema en particular porque es el punto de interseccin entre la biologa, la
ciberntica, la inteligencia artificial, la ciencia de sistemas y las ciencias de la
computacin en general. Esta problemtica abarca temticas relacionadas con la
filosofa de la ciencia, la filosofa de la mente, la filosofa del lenguaje, la lgica, la
epistemologa, etc.
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