Logic: The Theory of Inquiry¶
Dewey, J. (1938). Logic: The Theory of Inquiry.
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- Arbitrage (Generalized)
- A framework from Physics applied to Ecology exploits the boundary between epistemologies; Dewey (1938) similarly frames inquiry as the disciplined transformation of an indeterminate situation across domain boundaries, providing a pragmatist warrant for treating concept transfer as a productive form of arbitrage.
This sourceHenry Holt and Company. Pragmatist account of inquiry as the disciplined transformation of an indeterminate situation; provides a warrant for treating productive concept transfer across domain boundaries as a legitimate form of value-creating arbitrage.
- A framework from Physics applied to Ecology exploits the boundary between epistemologies; Dewey (1938) similarly frames inquiry as the disciplined transformation of an indeterminate situation across domain boundaries, providing a pragmatist warrant for treating concept transfer as a productive form of arbitrage.
- Problem Framing
- Something is wrong, or could be better, or is merely unsettled; framing draws a boundary around part of it, names the entities and relations inside, divides the world into what may be moved and what must be accepted, and states what observation would count as having finished.
This sourceGives the account of inquiry as the controlled transformation of an indeterminate situation into a determinate one, so that what was merely troubled becomes a problem that can be worked on.
- Something is wrong, or could be better, or is merely unsettled; framing draws a boundary around part of it, names the entities and relations inside, divides the world into what may be moved and what must be accepted, and states what observation would count as having finished.
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