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Ciência cognitiva
Frege
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Resumo
O objetivo deste artigo é contribuir para a reabilitação do psicologismo como doutrina sobre os fundamentos da lógica. O psicologismo define-se por dois princípios: 1) os fatos sobre o raciocínio humano são relevantes para a seleção de princípios que são prescritos pela lógica normativa e 2) as entidades lógicas (conceitos, proposições, argumentos, etc.) são entidades mentais. Só o segundo princípio é analisado aqui. Em primeiro lugar, damos um argumento que busca provar que o platonismo de Frege é incompatível com sua visão da lógica como disciplina normativa. Em seguida, apresentam-se refutações dos argumentos antimentalistas de Frege.
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