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Genetic Epistemology
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Conclusion
T
X
HESE
few
examples
may
clarify
why
I
consider
the
main
problem
of
genetic
epistemology
to
be
the
explanation
of
the
construction
of
novelties
in
the
development
of
knowl-
edge.
From
the
empiricist
point
of
view,
a
"discovery"
is
new
for
the
person
who
makes
it,
but
what
is
discovered
was
already
in
existence
in
external
reality
and
there
is
there-
fore
no
construction
of
new
realities.
The
nativist
or
apriorist
maintains
that
the
forms
of
knowledge
are
predetermined
inside
the
subject
and
thus
again,
strictly
speaking,
there
can
be
no
novelty.
By
contrast,
for
the
genetic
epistemolo-
gist,
knowledge
results
from
continuous
construction,
since
in
each
act
of
understanding,
some
degree
of
invention
is
involved;
in
development,
the
passage
from
one
stage
to
the
next
is
always
characterized
by
the
formation
of
new
struc-
tures
which
did
not
exist
before,
either
in
the
external
world
or
in
the
subject's
mind.
The
central
problem
of
genetic
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Table of contents
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- 3
- 4
- Conclusion
- Index