Hecho semántico y respuesta humana
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Wittgenstein, significado, normatividad, orden de determinación, hecho semánticoResumen
El artículo arroja luz sobre las nociones de hecho semántico y respuesta humana implícitas en la visión comunitaria de significado lingüístico, desplegada por Wittgenstein en las consideraciones sobre seguimiento de reglas de sus Investigaciones Filosóficas. Mi tesis principal es que la propuesta más reciente de Crispin Wright en torno al orden de determinación entre los hechos y los juicios óptimos de un dominio constituye la mejor perspectiva para conciliar el cúmulo de intuiciones filosóficas que da forma a dicha concepción, si bien las respuestas humanas aludidas en las ecuaciones básicas de Wright debiesen formularse bajo una construcción comunitaria.
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