Matemáticas (plan 1983) 2024-2

Optativas de los Niveles VII y VIII, Seminario de Filosofía de la Ciencia I

Se calificará mediante exámenes, entre 3 y 4 exámenes que se realizarán en el salón, durante el horario de clase. La calificación final es el promedio de los exámenes. No hay reposiciones. La asistencia a clases es muy importante pues dada la extensión con la que los textos tratan el material que se ve en clase resulta muy complicado que sigan el curso sin asistir a clase y tratar de revisar lo discutido extrayéndolo o rastreándolo en la bibliografía.

SEMINARIO DE FILOSOFÍA DE LA CIENCIA I

Cosmología y Física Griega

Enero 2024 - II

J. Rafael Martínez E

Ma. del Pilar Piñones C.

I.La génesis del saber: observaciones, integración de experiencias, abstracciones, formación de conceptos.

II.Astronomía antigua.

III.El enfoque “científico”: la escuela jónica desde Tales, Anaximandro, Anaximandro, Anaxímenes, etc.

IV.Pitágoras y su escuela.

V.El problema de la materia; atomismo griego, estoicismo, etc.

VI.La creación del mundo y los elementos según Platón.

VII.El cosmos aristotélico: la Física y el De Caelo.

VIII.El problema del infinito: Zenón de Elea y Aristóteles.

IX.La curación del alma y del cuerpo. Medicina griega y romana.

X.Tecnología antigua.

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