Epistemology and the Theory of Problem Solving - JSTOR
EPISTEMOLOGY AND THE THEORY OF PROBLEMSOLVING. ABSTRACT. Problem solving has recently become a central topic both in the philoso phy of science and in cognitive science. This paper integrates approaches to problem solving from these two disciplines and discusses the epistemological consequences of.
Epistemic Logic and Epistemology - University of California ...
This chapter provides a brief introduction to propositional epistemiclogic and its applications to epistemology. No previous exposure to epis-temiclogic is assumed. Epistemic-logical topics discussed include the lan-guage and semantics of basic epistemiclogic, multi-agent epistemiclogic,
Educating Critical Thinkers: The Role of Epistemic Cognition
The evidence supporting the importance of epistemic cognition, inside and outside of the classroom, has led to a growing body of intervention research. However, more research can reveal how to best position teachers and students to develop and enact productive epistemic cognition.
Epistemic Logic - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Epistemiclogic is a subfield of philosophical logic concerned with logical approaches to knowledge, belief, and related notions. Though any logic with an epistemic interpretation may be called an epistemic logic, the most widespread type of epistemic logics in use at present are modal logics.
Epistemology and the theory of problem solving | Synthese
The paper first analyzes problemsolving as getting a true answer to a question. It then explores some stages of cognitive activity relevant to question answering that have been delineated by historians and philosophers of science and by cognitive psychologists and artificial intelligencers.
LOGIC FOR PROBLEM SOLVING - Imperial College London
CHAPTER 1. Although the focus of the book is on understanding logical inference in problemsolving terms, I wanted to emphasize the declarative nature of logic by devoting the rst two chapters to the topics of semantics and knowledge representation.
Epistemology and the theory of problem solving - PhilPapers
The paper first analyzes problemsolving as getting a true answer to a question. It then explores some stages of cognitive activity relevant to question answering that have been delineated by historians and philosophers of science and by cognitive psychologists and artificial intelligencers.
Introduction to Epistemic Logic and Epistemology
As already mentioned regarding both areas, there are many different solutions, but the two I will consider along this research are the view of Awareness Justification Internalism (AJI) for Epistemology and Awareness Logic (AL) for Epistemic Logic.
Epistemology and Logic - JSTOR
solvingalogico-mathematicalproblemon the epistemological attitude in which the problem is viewed. The problem in question is fundamental both in mathematics and logic. Mathematically it is of modern origin, namely: Cantor's continuum problem of ascertaining the place of the power of the continuum in the series of alephs, a problem which was
Questioning and problems in philosophy of science: Problem ...
My topic is the role of questions, problems, and problemsolving in epistemology. I shall survey some philosophical differences between problem-solving and directly truth-seeking...
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EPISTEMOLOGY AND THE THEORY OF PROBLEM SOLVING. ABSTRACT. Problem solving has recently become a central topic both in the philoso phy of science and in cognitive science. This paper integrates approaches to problem solving from these two disciplines and discusses the epistemological consequences of.
This chapter provides a brief introduction to propositional epistemic logic and its applications to epistemology. No previous exposure to epis-temic logic is assumed. Epistemic-logical topics discussed include the lan-guage and semantics of basic epistemic logic, multi-agent epistemic logic,
The evidence supporting the importance of epistemic cognition, inside and outside of the classroom, has led to a growing body of intervention research. However, more research can reveal how to best position teachers and students to develop and enact productive epistemic cognition.
Epistemic logic is a subfield of philosophical logic concerned with logical approaches to knowledge, belief, and related notions. Though any logic with an epistemic interpretation may be called an epistemic logic, the most widespread type of epistemic logics in use at present are modal logics.
The paper first analyzes problem solving as getting a true answer to a question. It then explores some stages of cognitive activity relevant to question answering that have been delineated by historians and philosophers of science and by cognitive psychologists and artificial intelligencers.
CHAPTER 1. Although the focus of the book is on understanding logical inference in problem solving terms, I wanted to emphasize the declarative nature of logic by devoting the rst two chapters to the topics of semantics and knowledge representation.
The paper first analyzes problem solving as getting a true answer to a question. It then explores some stages of cognitive activity relevant to question answering that have been delineated by historians and philosophers of science and by cognitive psychologists and artificial intelligencers.
As already mentioned regarding both areas, there are many different solutions, but the two I will consider along this research are the view of Awareness Justification Internalism (AJI) for Epistemology and Awareness Logic (AL) for Epistemic Logic.
solving a logico-mathematical problem on the epistemological attitude in which the problem is viewed. The problem in question is fundamental both in mathematics and logic. Mathematically it is of modern origin, namely: Cantor's continuum problem of ascertaining the place of the power of the continuum in the series of alephs, a problem which was
My topic is the role of questions, problems, and problem solving in epistemology. I shall survey some philosophical differences between problem-solving and directly truth-seeking...