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Abilio Rodríguez

Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
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  • Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
    Graduate student
Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, Spain
Areas of Interest
Epistemology
Normative Ethics
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
General Philosophy of Science
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  • Popper y la tecnología
    Revista de Filosofía (Madrid) 27 (1): 135-159. 2002.
  • Positivismo y ciencia: La controversia en torno al enfoque metodológico duhemiano
    Diálogos. Revista de Filosofía de la Universidad de Puerto Rico 36 (77): 25-46. 2001.
  • Introduction
    Teorema: International Journal of Philosophy 25 (1). 2006.
    Metaphysics and Epistemology
  • Las leyes ceteris paribus y la inexactitud de la Economía
    Teorema: International Journal of Philosophy 20 (3). 2001.
    Metaphysics and Epistemology
  •  5
    Ana Rubio (2009), Los Nazis y El Mal: La destrucciσn del ser humano. UOC, Barcelona//180 pp (review)
    Ramon Llull Journal of Applied Ethics 1 (1): 204. 2010.
    Applied Ethics
  • Explicación histórica y racionalidad científica según C.G. Hempel
    Diálogo Filosófico 71 273-286. 2008.
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    Tecnología y filosofía de la historia
    Diálogo Filosófico 64 95-112. 2006.
    Aunque es erróneo creer en un desarrollo tecnológico absolutamente autónomo e independiente de constreñimientos humanos o sociales, la propia impresionante dinámica del actual avance tecnológico hace tentador creer en algún tipo de determinismo tecnológico. En el marco de la teoría de las consecuencias no intencionadas de la acción humana en la historia es posible acomodar una variante moderada, no absoluta de determinismo tecnológico. En ella hay cabida para un reconocimiento objetivo de la con…Read more
    Aunque es erróneo creer en un desarrollo tecnológico absolutamente autónomo e independiente de constreñimientos humanos o sociales, la propia impresionante dinámica del actual avance tecnológico hace tentador creer en algún tipo de determinismo tecnológico. En el marco de la teoría de las consecuencias no intencionadas de la acción humana en la historia es posible acomodar una variante moderada, no absoluta de determinismo tecnológico. En ella hay cabida para un reconocimiento objetivo de la contingencia y finitud humanas junto a claras exigencias de responsabilidad
    History of Latin American Philosophy
  •  117
    Historia-moralidad-progreso: apuntes sobre la actualidad filosófica de la Ilustración escocesa
    Anales Del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía 20 (1): 79-105. 2003.
    En este artículo, el autor ofrece una interpretación de la importancia filosófica actual de la Ilustración escocesa. Después de un amplio repaso de las principales características de este movimiento y del pensamiento de figuras escocesas clave del siglo XVIII, se propone que discusiones del momento en tomo a la naturaleza y perspectivas del progreso en la historia, podrían beneficiarse de una reconsideración crítica de ciertos puntos de vista expuestos por los literati escoceses
  •  60
    Creep mechanism of gas-pressure-sintered silicon nitride polycrystals I. Macroscopic and microscopic experimental study
    with J. J. Meléndez-Martínez †, D. Gómez-García, and M. Jiménez-Melendo
    Philosophical Magazine 84 (31): 3375-3386. 2004.
    Philosophy of Physical Science
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    Creep mechanism of gas-pressure-sintered silicon nitride polycrystals II. Deformation mechanism
    with J. J. Meléndez-Martínez †, D. Gómez-García, and M. Jiménez–Melendo
    Philosophical Magazine 84 (31): 3387-3395. 2004.
    Philosophy of Mind
  •  47
    A critical analysis and a recent improvement of the two-dimensional model for solution–precipitation creep: application to silicon nitride ceramics
    with J. J. Meléndez-Martínez † and D. Gómez-García
    Philosophical Magazine 84 (22): 2305-2316. 2004.
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    Correlation between yttrium segregation at the grain boundaries and the threshold stress for plasticity in yttria-stabilized tetragonal zirconia polycrystals
    with D. Gómez-garcía, C. Lorenzo-martín, and A. Muñoz-bernabé
    Philosophical Magazine 83 (1): 93-108. 2003.
    Nowadays, the high-temperature plasticity of yttria-stabilized tetragonal zirconia polycrystals is successfully explained in terms of a threshold stress. Despite the fact that its existence is very well proved experimentally, the origin and nature of the threshold stress are still unexplained. This work develops a possible explanation for the threshold stress in YTZPs. The model developed in this paper is able to explain quantitatively the dependence of this threshold stress with temperature and…Read more
    Nowadays, the high-temperature plasticity of yttria-stabilized tetragonal zirconia polycrystals is successfully explained in terms of a threshold stress. Despite the fact that its existence is very well proved experimentally, the origin and nature of the threshold stress are still unexplained. This work develops a possible explanation for the threshold stress in YTZPs. The model developed in this paper is able to explain quantitatively the dependence of this threshold stress with temperature and grain size. The model is able to predict the influence of a glassy phase present at grain boundaries and the values of the threshold stress in YTZP nanocrystals. The theoretical results are discussed and compared with the available data in the literature
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    Design and optimization of the input modules of a DPA toolbox
    with L. Hernández Encinas, A. Martín Muñoz, and B. Alarcos Alcázar
    Logic Journal of the IGPL 24 (1). 2016.
    Science, Logic, and Mathematics
  •  44
    Comparative Analysis of Water Extraction Mechanism in Roman Mines
    with J. C. Fortes-Garrido, J. A. Hernández-Torres, J. J. Caparrós-Mancera, J. M. Dávila-Martín, and J. Castilla-Gutiérrez
    Foundations of Science 29 (1): 185-203. 2024.
    The removal of water from mines was one of the key issues that former miners had to deal with. Roman colonists brought new technology to the Iberian Peninsula that addressed this problem. However, they did not invent this technology because it had already been applied to the growth of other endeavours in the Hellenistic society throughout the Eastern Mediterranean. In the mine, the Archimedes screw, waterwheels, bucket pulleys, and Ctesibius pumps were the primary drainage systems. In this essay…Read more
    The removal of water from mines was one of the key issues that former miners had to deal with. Roman colonists brought new technology to the Iberian Peninsula that addressed this problem. However, they did not invent this technology because it had already been applied to the growth of other endeavours in the Hellenistic society throughout the Eastern Mediterranean. In the mine, the Archimedes screw, waterwheels, bucket pulleys, and Ctesibius pumps were the primary drainage systems. In this essay, the primary characteristics, and modes of operation of machines are examined. Without leaving out the most significant finds made in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula, one of the regions with the longest history of mining exploitation. To serve as a foundation for future research in this field, this work compares the primary mining mechanisms in ancient Huelva on a qualitative and quantitative level by the implementation of a TOPSIS methodology, a multi-criteria decision analysis method.
    Science, Logic, and Mathematics
  •  57
    Correlation between plasticity and dislocation dissociation in ceramics
    with M. Castillo-Rodríguez, A. Gallardo-López, A. Muñoz, and J. Castaing
    Philosophical Magazine 93 (1-3): 121-136. 2013.
    Philosophy of Cognitive Science
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    Impacto de la cultura en los negocios internacionales, un énfasis en los negocios con México (Culture impact on international business, an emphasis in business with México)
    Daena 2 (2): 156-228. 2007.
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