towards objective international social inquiry: social science as
... discussions in the discipline have given rise to a post-positivist ‘common-sense’ view that objectivity entails value-free neutrality. The third section therefore moves to the level of philosophical underlabouring, to qualify and clarify the particular, critical realist notion of objectivity defende ...
... discussions in the discipline have given rise to a post-positivist ‘common-sense’ view that objectivity entails value-free neutrality. The third section therefore moves to the level of philosophical underlabouring, to qualify and clarify the particular, critical realist notion of objectivity defende ...
Paper - The Cambridge Social Ontology Group
... discussions in the discipline have given rise to a post-positivist ‘common-sense’ view that objectivity entails value-free neutrality. The third section therefore moves to the level of philosophical underlabouring, to qualify and clarify the particular, critical realist notion of objectivity defende ...
... discussions in the discipline have given rise to a post-positivist ‘common-sense’ view that objectivity entails value-free neutrality. The third section therefore moves to the level of philosophical underlabouring, to qualify and clarify the particular, critical realist notion of objectivity defende ...
Future and Emerging Technologies FET
... (E) Integration with Matlab & Coding of the knowledge base - In development. Estimated completion: M36. We started a joint effort on the example exploration task provided in D3.1 with the other components of the system to integrate the Phoenix Knowledge Base (completion date was estimated for all f ...
... (E) Integration with Matlab & Coding of the knowledge base - In development. Estimated completion: M36. We started a joint effort on the example exploration task provided in D3.1 with the other components of the system to integrate the Phoenix Knowledge Base (completion date was estimated for all f ...
Cognitum hypothesis and cognitum consciousness
... new term cognitum in order to endow it with other meanings too. The main statement of our attitude would be that we identify consciousness of universe with universe itself. Thus, in our approach matter and consciousness are not the same if taken only as some parts of them but they may be identified ...
... new term cognitum in order to endow it with other meanings too. The main statement of our attitude would be that we identify consciousness of universe with universe itself. Thus, in our approach matter and consciousness are not the same if taken only as some parts of them but they may be identified ...
Recent and Current Artificial Intelligence Research in
... task requires designing and implementing powerful focusing and understanding mechanisms which can operate under severe real-time demands with over 75% reliability. From the start; this project presented us with the interesting double challenge of coordinating the theoretical and the applicative aspe ...
... task requires designing and implementing powerful focusing and understanding mechanisms which can operate under severe real-time demands with over 75% reliability. From the start; this project presented us with the interesting double challenge of coordinating the theoretical and the applicative aspe ...
Geography Policy - Norfolk Community Primary School
... Our long-term plan maps the geography topics studied in each term during each key stage. We combine the geographical study with work in other subject areas. At other times we arrange for the children to carry out a geographical study independently. Our medium-term plans follow the national scheme of ...
... Our long-term plan maps the geography topics studied in each term during each key stage. We combine the geographical study with work in other subject areas. At other times we arrange for the children to carry out a geographical study independently. Our medium-term plans follow the national scheme of ...
Using Expectations to Drive Cognitive Behavior
... appraisal (Hudlicka 2004) and detecting and recovering from errors in perception (Kurup, Lebiere and Stentz 2011). However, in all these models, the approaches were proposed as solutions to particular problems rather than a general way to structure cognition, or used specific, nonarchitectural metho ...
... appraisal (Hudlicka 2004) and detecting and recovering from errors in perception (Kurup, Lebiere and Stentz 2011). However, in all these models, the approaches were proposed as solutions to particular problems rather than a general way to structure cognition, or used specific, nonarchitectural metho ...
echo4
... Thus tools may be of a variety of kinds. Some, such as those concerned with learning to balance are probably innate, though possibly modifiable by experience. Others may develop through personal learning or by learning from others. An important type of tool has as its basis specification of how to r ...
... Thus tools may be of a variety of kinds. Some, such as those concerned with learning to balance are probably innate, though possibly modifiable by experience. Others may develop through personal learning or by learning from others. An important type of tool has as its basis specification of how to r ...
Presentation
... This new understanding has not been accepted by mathematical and engineering community – mathematical laws governing emotional involvement into thinking process have not been well known – there is a long-standing cultural belief that emotions are opposite to thinking and intellectually inferior ...
... This new understanding has not been accepted by mathematical and engineering community – mathematical laws governing emotional involvement into thinking process have not been well known – there is a long-standing cultural belief that emotions are opposite to thinking and intellectually inferior ...
The Communication of Meaning and the
... to Luhmann’s social systems theory and Giddens’ structuration theory of action. These theories share an emphasis on reflexivity, but focus on meaning along a divide between inter-human communication and intentful action as two different systems of reference. Recombining these two theories into a the ...
... to Luhmann’s social systems theory and Giddens’ structuration theory of action. These theories share an emphasis on reflexivity, but focus on meaning along a divide between inter-human communication and intentful action as two different systems of reference. Recombining these two theories into a the ...
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... unconscious “online” vision. The two systems operate somewhat independent of each other and have separate neural systems guiding their functioning. The theory suggests that perception guides our actions by way of conscious top-down processing that takes into account our prior knowledge and experienc ...
... unconscious “online” vision. The two systems operate somewhat independent of each other and have separate neural systems guiding their functioning. The theory suggests that perception guides our actions by way of conscious top-down processing that takes into account our prior knowledge and experienc ...
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... problems, systems and situations which include a set of elements of the various nature, and dependences between which elements carry both quantitative, and qualitative character. Cognitive approach to research of poorly structured situations was offered by R. Axelrod and F.Roberts [1, 9] because of ...
... problems, systems and situations which include a set of elements of the various nature, and dependences between which elements carry both quantitative, and qualitative character. Cognitive approach to research of poorly structured situations was offered by R. Axelrod and F.Roberts [1, 9] because of ...
Building Social Work Knowledge: Some Issues
... work, apply to the Indian context too. Role of Research in Knowledge Building Research plays an important role in the development of its knowledge base in any discipline. However, most social work practitioners are sceptical about research and its outcome — the theory. At times 'students and practit ...
... work, apply to the Indian context too. Role of Research in Knowledge Building Research plays an important role in the development of its knowledge base in any discipline. However, most social work practitioners are sceptical about research and its outcome — the theory. At times 'students and practit ...
Linking Ways of Knowing with Ways of Being Practical Author(s
... in its rational-technical manipulability. This technical-instrumental attitude is reflected in teacher education programs where the need for practical relevancy is defined in terms of how best to increase teacher competency and curriculum effectiveness. For the teacher, this means that he must learn ...
... in its rational-technical manipulability. This technical-instrumental attitude is reflected in teacher education programs where the need for practical relevancy is defined in terms of how best to increase teacher competency and curriculum effectiveness. For the teacher, this means that he must learn ...
Film, Philosophy and the Imagination
... Edmund Husserl The Phenomenological Reduction In the phenomenological reduction one needs to strip away the theoretical or scientific conceptions and thematizations that overlay the phenomenon one wishes to study, and which prevents one from seeing the phenomenon in a non-abstracting manner. The Ep ...
... Edmund Husserl The Phenomenological Reduction In the phenomenological reduction one needs to strip away the theoretical or scientific conceptions and thematizations that overlay the phenomenon one wishes to study, and which prevents one from seeing the phenomenon in a non-abstracting manner. The Ep ...
An Expert System for Automotive Diagnosis
... domain. This model is a body of knowledge about the parts of the mechanism or organism they are trying to fix and about how those parts fit together. This model is closely tied to two additional knowledge sources: the expert's formal understanding of the laws of the domain (such as electrical theory ...
... domain. This model is a body of knowledge about the parts of the mechanism or organism they are trying to fix and about how those parts fit together. This model is closely tied to two additional knowledge sources: the expert's formal understanding of the laws of the domain (such as electrical theory ...
Ochsner
... other’s emotional expressions. Although these social and emotional questions have historically been the province of different disciplines, are the phenomena of interest completely distinct? This review argues that they are not: how you assess the intentions (e.g., aggressive) and dispositions (not u ...
... other’s emotional expressions. Although these social and emotional questions have historically been the province of different disciplines, are the phenomena of interest completely distinct? This review argues that they are not: how you assess the intentions (e.g., aggressive) and dispositions (not u ...
Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind 1
... • What about ‘of’ here? Can’t we describe these experiencings as experiences of red? Can’t we add ‘sensation’ talk here, and talk about sensations of red? • An objection: if ‘red’ is always properly read as a property of physical objects, an experience or sensation of red demands something red just ...
... • What about ‘of’ here? Can’t we describe these experiencings as experiences of red? Can’t we add ‘sensation’ talk here, and talk about sensations of red? • An objection: if ‘red’ is always properly read as a property of physical objects, an experience or sensation of red demands something red just ...
Evolution Within the Body: The Darwinian Lesson Extended
... 3 several attempts to understand how humans and other organisms are able to make adaptive changes to their behavior. But we also noted how these proposals—from behaviorist theories of Pavlov, Thorndike, Watson, and Skinner to cognitive theories of learning—fail to account for the purposeful nature o ...
... 3 several attempts to understand how humans and other organisms are able to make adaptive changes to their behavior. But we also noted how these proposals—from behaviorist theories of Pavlov, Thorndike, Watson, and Skinner to cognitive theories of learning—fail to account for the purposeful nature o ...
The Knowledge Society: Innovation, Multimedia and the Postmodern
... New Zealand, would provide education and training in design from the adult education or community college end of the spectrum to leading-edge design work at the research and development end could provide an excellent template for reconceiving tertiary institutional forms and relationships in general ...
... New Zealand, would provide education and training in design from the adult education or community college end of the spectrum to leading-edge design work at the research and development end could provide an excellent template for reconceiving tertiary institutional forms and relationships in general ...
Managing the Digital Firm - Department of Computer Engineering
... The knowledge typically comes from a series of conversations between the developer of the expert system and one or more experts. The completed system applies the knowledge to problems specified by a user. ...
... The knowledge typically comes from a series of conversations between the developer of the expert system and one or more experts. The completed system applies the knowledge to problems specified by a user. ...
Animal and Machine Consciousness
... However, what does the test tell us? These species can create forms of internal self-representation. If they are conscious, can they represent the fact of consciousness itself and use it in their engagement with the world? More particularly, can they conceive of “other minds,” of other creatures wh ...
... However, what does the test tell us? These species can create forms of internal self-representation. If they are conscious, can they represent the fact of consciousness itself and use it in their engagement with the world? More particularly, can they conceive of “other minds,” of other creatures wh ...
Veritistic Social Epistemology
... only correspondence theories of truth endorse. To my mind, many epistemic, pragmatic, and relativist theories that Goldman explicitly excludes as unsatisfactory wouldn’t deny that the truth or falsity of a sentence is somehow related to how the world is. According to Goldman, the great pragmatist Wi ...
... only correspondence theories of truth endorse. To my mind, many epistemic, pragmatic, and relativist theories that Goldman explicitly excludes as unsatisfactory wouldn’t deny that the truth or falsity of a sentence is somehow related to how the world is. According to Goldman, the great pragmatist Wi ...
Managing the Digital Firm
... The knowledge typically comes from a series of conversations between the developer of the expert system and one or more experts. The completed system applies the knowledge to problems specified by a user. ...
... The knowledge typically comes from a series of conversations between the developer of the expert system and one or more experts. The completed system applies the knowledge to problems specified by a user. ...
"Instead of a review," in Artificial Intelligence 171
... But when we ask ourselves how we do all these things, we usually go around in circles. For instance, as Minsky notes: . . . what is a goal, and how can we have one? If you try to answer such questions in everyday words like “a goal is a thing that one wants to achieve,” you will find yourself in cir ...
... But when we ask ourselves how we do all these things, we usually go around in circles. For instance, as Minsky notes: . . . what is a goal, and how can we have one? If you try to answer such questions in everyday words like “a goal is a thing that one wants to achieve,” you will find yourself in cir ...