Voluntad y deseo en la filosofía moderna: un acercamiento computacional
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https://doi.org/10.5944/rhd.vol.5.2020.27495Keywords:
Filosofía moderna, Filosofía, Humanidades Digitales, giro computacional, programación en RAbstract
El artículo aborda el análisis computacional de varios textos clave de la modernidad filosófica, especialmente autores que tratan la voluntad y el deseo: Spinoza, Hegel, Schopenhauer y Nietzsche. A través de un estudio comparativo de medi-das de frecuencia de términos, redes de relaciones entre palabras, modelado de tópicos y análisis de sentimientos, se visualizan afinidades y tensiones entre estos textos, explicitando la importancia que en ellos tienen los conceptos menos vinculados a la razón y al conocimiento. Al mismo tiempo, el artículo reflexiona sobre la pertinencia de los métodos computacionales y cómo pueden servir positivamente para la investigación filosófica.
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