La visión escotópica en Aristóteles según la crítica contemporánea
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La crítica contemporánea ha manifestado la relevancia de la “visión escotópica” (o “visión de la oscuridad”) en la teoría visual de Aristóteles. Ha enmarcado este fenómeno en la percepción, o autopercepción, del conocimiento sensible, lo que presupone conceder conciencia reflexiva a este conocimiento. Las posibilidades al respecto se reducen a una alternativa: percibir la oscuridad se debe a la sensibilidad externa (la propia vista) o se debe a la sensibilidad interna (la fantasía o el sentido común), con todas las combinaciones y distinciones posibles.
Contemporary criticism has expressed the relevance of the “scotopic vision” (or “vision of darkness”) in the Aristotle´s visual theory. He has framed this phenomenon in the perception, or self-perception, of sensitive knowledge, which presupposes granting reflective consciousness to this knowledge. The possibilities in this regard are reduced to one alternative: perceiving darkness is due to external sensitivity (one’s own sight) or due to internal sensitivity (fantasy or common sense), with all possible combinations and distinctions.
Contemporary criticism has expressed the relevance of the “scotopic vision” (or “vision of darkness”) in the Aristotle´s visual theory. He has framed this phenomenon in the perception, or self-perception, of sensitive knowledge, which presupposes granting reflective consciousness to this knowledge. The possibilities in this regard are reduced to one alternative: perceiving darkness is due to external sensitivity (one’s own sight) or due to internal sensitivity (fantasy or common sense), with all possible combinations and distinctions.
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Parrilla Martínez, D. (2022). La visión escotópica en Aristóteles según la crítica contemporánea. Filosofia Unisinos, 1-12. https://doi.org/10.4013/fsu.2022.232.06
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