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Il disaccordo

Authors: Palmira, Michele;
Abstract

Il fenomeno del disaccordo è al centro di dibattiti sia in filosofia del linguaggio che in epistemologia, sebbene per ragioni differenti. In filosofia del linguaggio, il disaccordo è al centro del dibattito tra contestualismo e relativismo. Secondo alcuni filosofi solo una relativizzazione radicale della verità può spiegare il disaccordo in aree di inclinazione. In epistemologia, invece, l’attenzione è spostata sul problema di come reagire di fronte ad una situazione di disaccordo in cui il nostro antagonista ha le nostre stesse informazioni ed abilità di giudizio riguardo al problema in questione. Alcuni filosofi ritengono che in situazioni del genere dovremmo abbandonare le nostre opinioni; altri, invece, sostengono che sia razionale persistere nel disaccordo. Lo scopo del presente articolo è offrire un resoconto dei rispettivi dibattiti analizzando gli argomenti a favore e contro le posizioni più interessanti su questi due problemi che emergono dalla letteratura contemporanea.

The phenomenon of disagreement has been receiving a great deal of attention in contemporary philosophy of language and epistemology, though for different reasons. In philosophy of language,The aim of the present paper is to provide a survey of both debates by presenting and assessing the most interesting proposals on these two topics advanced thus far.

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Razionalità, Disagreement, Disaccordo, Realitivismo, Rationality, Relativism

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