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Pós-modernidade e as duas faces de Janus: o Cogito Digital e o Solipsismo diante da desconstrução da metafísica. (Portuguese)

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    • Alternate Title:
      Post-modernity and the two faces of Janus: the Digital Cogito and the Solipsism in front of the deconstruction of metaphysics. (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      RORTY, Richard, 1931-2007
    • Abstract:
      The article analyzed the idea of post modernity through two problems, post-truth and fake news, aiming test the hypothesis to classify this problems like skeptics results of a metaphysical deconstruction made in post-modernity by theories like the deflationary theory of truth formulated by Richard Rorty. After analyzing the deflationary theory, it's defended that the developing of a theory about truth fallibilist and contextualist like the theory of Richard Rorty promotes reflexivity and intersubjectivity that could be the resolution for the problems seen, classified like problems from digital cogito of a metaphysical source. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      O artigo analisou a ideia de pós-modernidade focando-se em dois problemas específicos da era digital, pós-verdade e a propagação de fake news, testando a hipótese de classificação desses problemas como resultados céticos da desconstrução filosófica levada adiante na pós-modernidade por teorias como a teoria pós-moderna deflacionista sobre a verdade formulada por Richard Rorty. Após a análise foi possível concluir que a teoria deflacionista de Richard Rorty possui bases contextualistas e falibilistas opostas ao ceticismo e favoráveis à autorreflexividade e intersubjetividade que servem de recurso para a resolução dos problemas analisados que são classificados como adeptos do cogito digital de base metafísica. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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