Genetic Epistemology
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Genetic Epistemology

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Genetic Epistemology

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Year
2019
ISBN
9780231882910
Edition
1
Conclusion 
HESE
few 
examples 
may 
clarify 
why 
consider 
the 
main 
problem 
of 
genetic 
epistemology 
to 
be 
the 
explanation 
of 
the 
construction 
of 
novelties 
in 
the 
development 
of 
knowl-
edge. 
From 
the 
empiricist 
point 
of 
view, 
"discovery" 
is 
new 
for 
the 
person 
who 
makes 
it, 
but 
what 
is 
discovered 
was 
already 
in 
existence 
in 
external 
reality 
and 
there 
is 
there-
fore 
no 
construction 
of 
new 
realities. 
The 
nativist 
or 
apriorist 
maintains 
that 
the 
forms 
of 
knowledge 
are 
predetermined 
inside 
the 
subject 
and 
thus 
again, 
strictly 
speaking, 
there 
can 
be 
no 
novelty. 
By 
contrast, 
for 
the 
genetic 
epistemolo-
gist, 
knowledge 
results 
from 
continuous 
construction, 
since 
in 
each 
act 
of 
understanding, 
some 
degree 
of 
invention 
is 
involved; 
in 
development, 
the 
passage 
from 
one 
stage 
to 
the 
next 
is 
always 
characterized 
by 
the 
formation 
of 
new 
struc-
tures 
which 
did 
not 
exist 
before, 
either 
in 
the 
external 
world 
or 
in 
the 
subject's 
mind. 
The 
central 
problem 
of 
genetic 
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Table of contents

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  4. 4
  5. Conclusion
  6. Index