This article, in its most general form, seeks to determine the rationale of the inquiries carried out within the discovery process. In other words, this article is to provide a simple and generalized explanation of how the inquiries that end with the acquisition of new pieces of knowledge proceed. For this reason, I will try to exemplify the logic of any act that can be called "creativity" rather than just the discoveries in the history of science. I will examine not only the discovery of a historically new phenomenon, but also how a phenomenon as widespread as the perception of something previously unknown will occur in personal history is going to be examined. The main sources for this will be the epistemology on which J. Hintikka is based on the interrogative logic operated during the acquisition of information and the erotic logic that M. Koralus and S. Mascarenhas use to explain the psychology of the act of thinking. I will refer to the first source with the aim of developing a philosophical perspective on representing knowledge and introducing the practice of inquiry as a form of representation. The second source will be referred to show that we are able to rationalize the experiences of failures as well as successful interrogation processes, and to develop a response to the question of how human brain works, from our ability to answer the questions in general. Finally, I would like to propose a question ontology that we can use to classify information in the basis of all these theories. I will briefly mention about the benefits of a system that will group all the questions that can be basically asked under certain headings and tags about their forms and contents.
: Scientific Discovery Representing Knowledge Information Interrogative Logic Question Ontology
bilginin temsili bilimsel keşif enformasyon sorgulayıcı mantık soru ontolojisi
Birincil Dil | Türkçe |
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Bölüm | Makaleler |
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Yayımlanma Tarihi | 10 Nisan 2018 |
Yayımlandığı Sayı | Yıl 2018 Sayı: 1 - 2018 |