Mark Twain, la argumentación y la persuasión: reseña del capítulo “From Conceptual Meaning to Intentional Meaning in Argumentative Persuasion: A Literary Case”

Gestión del conocimiento en la micro y pequeña empresa mexicana de la industria del software

Resumen. Las empresas que desarrollan software en México son microempresas con diez o menos empleados que no cuentan con sistemas de gestión del conocimiento. Se parte de un modelo de transferencia de conocimiento de los desarrolladores expertos a los no expertos, a través de un sistema de gestión del conocimiento. Se enfocó la investigación en conocer ¿Cómo sucede la gestión de conocimiento en...

Las TICs y la Asociatividad Comercial: El Caso de la Ruta del Vino del Maule

Intentional meaning of programs

Software engineering is a quest for appropriate modeling and abstraction. Writing programs that simulate parts of the real world requires programmers to fill the conceptual gap between the domain knowledge and computer languages. As a consequence of the conceptual distance between the business domain and the general purpose programming languages, clearly identifiable concepts at the domain leve...

La doctrina y el laboratorio: fisiología y experimentación en la sociedad española del siglo XIX

Vivian Nutton, in the first chapter, wrote a 43 page essay on the social history of medicine in ancient Greece and Rome that is the best introduction to this vast topic I have seen. Katharine Park's description of medicine and society in medieval Europe, a society more diverse than our own, she claims, tells us about a universe of disease and the various attempts to cope with the effects of suc...

Authors, Intentions and Literary Meaning

This article discusses the relationship (or lack thereof) between authors’ intentions and the meaning of literary works. It considers the advantages and disadvantages of Extreme and Modest Actual Intentionalism, Conventionalism, and two versions of Hypothetical Intentionalism, and discusses the role that one’s theoretical commitments about the robustness of linguistic conventions and the public...