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Puede la literatura decir la verdad mejor que cualquier otras de las artes o areas del conocimiento?
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... ¿Puede la literatura "decir la verdad" mejor que cualquier otras de las artes o áreas del conocimiento? Cuando hablamos de verdad ¿A qué nos referimos? Yo me refiero a que los datos o información proporcionados por la fuente sean confiables veraces y que sean rectificables además de que sea cierto, quiero decir que se acerque a la realidad o a los hechos, pero la verdad por esto resulta ser un concepto muy subjetivo ya que la realidad se basa en mayor parte en los sentidos y en la percepción y por ende algo que yo puedo considerar "verdadero" puede no serlo para otra persona, por esto la literatura no es la fuente más confiable para basar ensayos e investigaciones o nuestro propio conocimiento mientras que otras áreas del conocimiento y otras artes si lo pueden lograr. De alguna forma la mayoría tendemos a pensar que la literatura es de cierta forma la
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