Vlasov D. V. The correlation between rational and conceptual reasoning in philosophy of science in the XX century

(Moscow State University of Economics, Statistics and Informatics)

Abstract The article addresses various philosophical approaches in the XX century to the problem of correlation between the rational and conceptual reasoning. There is an evident opposition between the realistic and nominalistic approaches in rationalism. Continuous adoption of the nominalistic paradigm eliminates the notion leaving out of scope not only problems of conceptual reasoning formation but also the problem of language notion intersubjectivity. 

Keywords: concept, epistemology, rationality, rationalism, thinking, nominalism, realism.

Vlasov Denis Vladimirovich — a Candidate of Science (economics), associate professor of the Applied Informatics in Economics Department of the Moscow State University of Economics, Statistics and Informatics. Tel.: (495) 442-80-98. E-mail: denisvlasov@yandex.ru

Citation: Vlasov D. V. The correlation between rational and conceptual reasoning in philosophy of science in the XX century // Znanie. Ponimanie. Umenie. 2010. № 2. S. 84–87.

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