Principles for a post-creationist realism
Keywords:
Anti-realism, Exteriority, Interiority, Creationism, Realism., Anti-realism, Exteriority, Interiority, Creationism, Realism
Abstract
From showing that the first thesis of the realism that Lee Braver points out in A thing of this world. A history of continental anti-realism, is from a kind of realism generated by Christian philosophy, and, therefore, not from any kind of realism. I will postulate two things: 1) that the problem of exteriority is only relevant in a personalist philosophy; and 2) that there is the possibility of generating a new type of realism. This other realism I will call post-creationist for not taking as a basis the onto-epistemic principles of Christian philosophy.References
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Published
2020-04-01
How to Cite
Ortiz Santana, F. E. (2020). Principles for a post-creationist realism. Open Insight, 11(21), 61-85. https://doi.org/10.23924/oi.v11i21.343
Section
Studies
