El estudio interdisciplinar de geografía y religión
un abordaje pragmático
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Pragmatismo, Putnam, geografia, religión, teoríaResumen
Estudiosos en cada campo tienen presuposiciones, que incluyen nociones sobre la naturaleza de la verdad y del status de la teoría, así, partiendo de mi própria teoría espacial de la religión, empezé a cuestionar cuál matriz filosofica parece más prometedora par ael estudio interdiciplinario de la geografía y religión. Defiendo que el pragmatismo, especialmente expresado en los ultimos escritos del filósofo Hilary Putnam, puede ser util para responder a incomodas cuestiones epistemologicas. Para evidenciar la utilidad de mi teoría e su perspectiva pragmatica en cuestiones fundamentales sobre sentido, verdad e interpretación, finalizo considerando sus implicaciones para el estudio interdisciplinario de la geografia y religión, asi como indentifico algunos principios teoricos rectores
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