将特性共同分配给工件

IF 0.1 4区 哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY
Rodrigo A. dos S. Gouvea
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工件的常见概念将其描述为其制作者成功活动的产物,其意图是这些物体将实例化某些特征,例如其特定功能。然而,许多反例揭示了这个共同概念的不适用性。面对这种承认,本文探讨了人工制品的特征,更具体地说,其功能的拥有,可能至少部分来自集体分配的可能性。为了实现上述目标,本文对John Searle(1996;2010)等人提出的一些概念和论点进行了批判性的考察。然而,它的主要结果在于提供和阐明了一个原始论点,即许多人工制品的功能将部分通过持续的集体意向性形式来维持,这可能涉及有意识或无意识、活跃或不活跃的集体意向状态。关键词:人工制品,功能分配,集体意向,功能维护。
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On collectively assigning features to artifacts
The common notion of artifacts characterizes them as the products of successful activities of their makers, guided by intentions that such objects would instantiate certain features, such as their specific functions. Many counterexamples, however, reveal the unsuitability of the common notion. In the face of this acknowledgment, the paper explores the possibility that features of artifacts, and more specifically, the possession of their functions, may arise, at least partially, from collective assignments. In order to achieve the mentioned goal, the paper critically examines some notions and theses put forward by John Searle (1996; 2010) and others. Its main result, however, consists in offering and elucidating an original thesis, namely, that the functions of many artifacts would be maintained, partially, by forms of continuous collective intentionality, which can involve conscious or unconscious, active or inactive collective intentional states. Keywords: Artifacts, assignment of function, collective intentionality, maintenance of function.
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