Aristotle on Inquiry
Erotetic Frameworks and Domain Specific Norms
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Author
Publication
2021 - University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations
Language
English
Word Count
80,000 words, Guess
Page Count
320 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139780521193979
- ISBN-100521193974
- Library of Congress Control Number2020034989
- OCLC Control Number1193559336
- Better World Books9780521193979
and 2 more
- Better World BooksW8-BSL-890
- Open LibraryOL34753952M
Classifications
- LCCB485.L46 2020
- LCCB485 .L46 2021
Description
"Dante refers to Aristotle as "il maestro di color che sanno," the master of those who know. But Aristotle typically refers to the works that have come down to us as 'inquiries' or 'investigations,' and in the pages that follow, I will make a case for Aristotle as "il maestro di color che cercano", the master of those who inquire. The chapters to follow attempt to get clear on Aristotle's conception of inquiry, in so far as the goal of inquiry is scientific knowledge. Does Aristotle see inquiry, as he clearly sees explanation, as a process constrained by epistemic norms-norms of inquiry, as I am calling them? That is, given that Aristotle has clearly articulated ideas about what the goal of scientific inquiry looks like, does he also have clearly articulated norms that must be adhered to if one is to achieve that goal?"--
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