Abductive Irradiation of Cultural Values in Shared Spaces: The Case of Social Education Through Public Libraries

Pinillos, Alger Sans

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“…En este sentido, se mantiene una relación axiológica con el museo donde se le atribuye un valor (por ejemplo, el valor atribuido al arte y a la experiencia estética), por lo que la institución deviene un mediador moral inerte, esto es, un distribuidor pasivo de la moralidad humana (Magnani y Bardone, 2007;Magnani, 2018) indirecto y sin capacidad para representar los valores que se le atribuyen (Sans Pinillos, 2023). La principal característica de los artefactos inertes es que su capacidad para distribuir valores reside en las actividades que se pueden realizar con o en él.…”

Section: Exclusión Tradicional: Entre El Museo Físico Y El Museo Virtualunclassified

Más allá de los datos: la transformación digital del museo tradicional

Sans Pinillos,

Costa

2023

Daimon

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This work focuses on the virtual museum, understood as the digital transformation of the traditional museum. First, the main conceptualizations of the virtual museum in the specialized literature are reviewed, and based on them, we propose a basic definition. Furthermore, we argue in favor of the insufficiency of the dataist perspective in the study of epistemic injustice associated with the virtual museum. Finally, the exclusion related to the participation and interaction between a museum’s visitors and the institution is analyzed. Este trabajo se centra en el museo virtual entendido como la transformación digital del museo tradicional. En primer lugar, se revisan las principales conceptualizaciones del museo virtual en la literatura especializada y, a partir de las mismas, se propone una definición básica. Asimismo, se presentan argumentos que muestran la insuficiencia de la perspectiva dataísta en el estudio de la injusticia epistémica relativa al museo virtual. Finalmente, se analiza la exclusión relativa a la participación y la interacción entre las visitantes de un museo (tanto virtual como físico) y la propia institución.

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Section: Exclusión Tradicional: Entre El Museo Físico Y El Museo Virtualunclassified

Más allá de los datos: la transformación digital del museo tradicional

Sans Pinillos,

Costa

2023

Daimon

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“…From this point of view, abduction emerges as the ideal reasoning to explain the design process. Using the multimodal perspective of human cognition that the EC model of abduction offers, we can see that [69]:…”

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“…The advantage of incorporating this conception of design thinking into a perspective that contemplates the interactions between people within a particular social and cultural framework is that it reflects that the activity of the agent-designer arises from the tension between the individual and collective aspects that make up a society: a general sense of deliberation and the habitual relationships that do not necessarily target any premeditated objective [69]. In this way, we can see that the processes of acquiring information are also defined by those of distribution and that, between the two, the various negotiations that take place between the members of a society intervene.…”

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Concerning the Epistemology of Design: The Role of the Eco-Cognitive Model of Abduction in Pragmatism

Pinillos

Estany

2023

Philosophies

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Design has usually been linked to art and applied in scenarios related to everyday life. Even when design has, on occasion, made its way into the world of academia, it has always been closely linked to art and scenarios related everyday life. At last, however, the idea of design has reached the field of epistemology: an area within the very heart of philosophy that has always focused, in theory, on the foundations of knowledge. Consequently, design is being studied from different approaches interested in the foundation of knowledge, theoretical and practical. This is one of the reasons why abduction and pragmatism have been considered relevant from a design perspective. This paper first shows the main features of abduction and pragmatism, describes their evolution and considers their mutual implications. Second, the epistemology of design is analysed considering its most relevant characteristics. Third, the connection between abduction and, on the one hand, pragmatism and, on the other, design epistemology is addressed. Finally, the role of abductive inference in grounding a real epistemology for design theory from the naturalised cognitive perspective of abduction is outlined. The central proposition is that this approach is essential as a methodological innovation, as it allows us to analyse both the inquiry process and the design process as interdependent when dealing with practical problems of a social and cultural nature. This approach allows us to analyse how human actions determine changes in the theoretical framework from which we make our inquiry. In short, the world is an open-ended project that humans design through our daily inquiry.

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Unpacking Bad Expectations: A Framework for Anticipation and Social Justice in the Eco-Cognitive Paradigm

Sans Pinillos

2024

Studies in Applied Philosophy, Epistemology and Rational Ethics

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Abductive Irradiation of Cultural Values in Shared Spaces: The Case of Social Education Through Public Libraries

Cited by 3 publications

References 33 publications

Más allá de los datos: la transformación digital del museo tradicional

Más allá de los datos: la transformación digital del museo tradicional

Concerning the Epistemology of Design: The Role of the Eco-Cognitive Model of Abduction in Pragmatism

Unpacking Bad Expectations: A Framework for Anticipation and Social Justice in the Eco-Cognitive Paradigm

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