Documentalità ed esternalismo: perché i fatti sociali non possono dipendere solo dai documenti

Rivista di Estetica 50:357-363 (2012)
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Social facts require an ontological foundation because they are constitutive in human practices. Can a theory of the documentation supply us with a definitive foundation of the social practices disregarding the cognitive aspects of the cooperation? The article claims that social ontology cannot lie only on external aspects of the sociality like documents because it has also to investigate its mental and linguistic aspects.

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