
El presente artículo parte de una revisión y relativización de la tajante distinción entre contexto de descubrimiento y contexto de justificación, originada en la filosofía de la ciencia del empirismo lógico y presente como un presupuesto de varios estudios sobre la argumentación jurídica. A continuación, analiza la propuesta de desarrollar una lógica del descubrimiento para el contexto de descubrimiento, una de cuyas principales herramientas sería el razonamiento abductivo. Finalmente, aplica los alcances de tal discusión al razonamiento probatorio jurídico, a partir del análisis de algunos casos.
Humanities, Philosophy, Impact of Legal Education on Society and Professionals, Social Sciences, FOS: Law, FOS: Humanities, Law, Jury Decision Making in Legal Proceedings, Burden of Proof, Assessment of Legal Evidence in Judicial Proceedings, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion
Humanities, Philosophy, Impact of Legal Education on Society and Professionals, Social Sciences, FOS: Law, FOS: Humanities, Law, Jury Decision Making in Legal Proceedings, Burden of Proof, Assessment of Legal Evidence in Judicial Proceedings, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion
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