La Subjetividad en las Ciencias Sociales, una cuestión Ontológica y no Epistemológica

Resumen

The following paper will take the polemic between social sciences and natural sciences. I will argue that although social sciences are immersed in the subjective and natural sciences in the objective, it does not implicate that objective knowledge is exclusive of natural sciences. I will show the possibility objective knowledge in social sciences and, in fact, it has been so, despite the subject character in its objects of study: social constructions. To demonstrate the previous argument, I will use the distinction between the ontological, as the mode of being, and the epistemological, as the sphere of the judgment.