El internalismo
Example: El internalismo sostiene que el conocimiento depende solo de factores internos.
Definition
"El internalismo" in philosophy refers to the view that knowledge depends solely on factors internal to a person's mind or cognitive states, excluding external elements. It argues that justification or evidence must be accessible internally to the individual for knowledge to be valid.
Etymology
The term "el internalismo" comes from the Spanish word 'interno,' meaning 'internal,' combined with the philosophical suffix '-ismo,' indicating a doctrine or theory. Did you know? The concept contrasts with externalism, emphasizing inner cognitive access over outside influences.
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"El internalismo" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - Philosophy - (C2) - set 1", containing 120 commonly used words.
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