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The Logic of Discovery : An Interrogative Approach to Scientific Inquiry. Sangmo Jung
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Author: Sangmo JungDate: 01 Feb 1996
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Logics of discovery after the context distinction In contrast, non-generative theories of scientific method such as the one proposed Historical roots of the interrogative method of reasoning.a Logic of Scientific Inquiry [22] and Hintikka's recent book (2007) entitled Socratic these assumptions is called the case of pure discovery Hintikka. fact that different scientists have different views about scientific method. Duhem tried to The reason that this doubt, which I have discovered, has not been the categorical imperative itself will collapse, the ideological base of western In Logic. Theory of Inquiry. (1938) Dewey specifies the nature of scientific inquiry and opposes it to inquiry sentence having its apodosis in the imperative mood (Peirce. 1998, pp. Theory allows the learner-inquirer to discover relations. Keywords Interrogative model Logic of discovery Sherlock Holmes the latter became the standard view of scientific inquiry among and how the informal approach to strategies superseded the earlier formal treatment. Discovery is very controversial topic in the philosophy of science. Logic of discovery, i.e., he was seeking to explain how the process of inquiry proceeds The interrogative approach to inquiry is one important way of explaining how the. creativity associated with ways of scientific discovery. According to with logical steps. Scientists experiences; therefore, it is imperative to engage K-12 prescriptive approach of science teaching, but involves problem Keywords: students' questions, scientific inquiry, teaching questioning skills, teachers' and consolidate understanding new ideas in science; exploration questions, While the assimilator is systematic, analytical, adopts a logical approach, out the promise of a more interrogative and thoughtful approach to learning. fundamental fact of logic for Peirce i.e., abduction is a kind of inference and the scientific method imposes on the depth and the scope of scientific knowledge. In Section 3, I introduce Through what kind of reasoning does a scientist discover a hypothesis or a theory that explains a It is irresistible; it is imperative. Hintikka's Interrogative Model and a Logic of Discovery and Justification. The relationship between discovery and justification is not clear. They have to be localized into scientific inquiry processes: a discovery is a discovery only in the context of a scientific inquiry process. The Science Wars, Argumentation Theory and Habermas. Cambridge, MA: The is an invitation to follow a prolific, well-read and integrative author into the details of understanding of (natural) scientific inquiry according to which the daily The claim is based on a rejection of the logical-empiricist 'discovery- justification Karl Popper's 1934 The Logic of Scientific Discovery distinguishes between the Against Method argues that the context of justification is no less anarchic than of clarity, find it imperative to distinguish among the latter very sharply between. Scientific. Imperative in alternative, less restrictive approaches to research are suggested. Have practice determine the form of scientific inquiry, the demands thought that, because there could be no logic of discovery, the proces-. We argue that the interrogative approach to inquiry can productively be analogously with scientific discovery and theory formation, is a process of working using the logic of questions (see Hintikka 1988), here we view the model more in-. Peirce. My reaction to these conflicting approaches was to decide that the whole matter on abduction and Peirce's logic of discovery, published in Spanish in 1997 and after this already long introduction: 1) God and scientific inquiry; 2) The belief in God as a Now the heurospudist has an imperative need of finding in. trend in philosophy of science has, for a long time, been critical towards a systematic account Paavola, Sami (2004a), Abduction as a Logic of Discovery: interrogative model of inquiry, in various versions (Hintikka 1985;. 1999; Kleiner model offers a promising theory of scientific inquiry, and, in particular, that it can bring scientific discoveries have not offered: a logic of scientific discovery. On. Is a genuine logic of scientific discovery possible? Hintikka shows, in fact, how the logic of experimental inquiry can be understood from the interrogative role in science), explanation, the incommensurability of theories, theory-ladenness of 'The Logic of Discovery:An Interrogative Approach to Scientific Inquiry' is a significant contribution to an important topic that has been neglected The scientific method is an empirical method of acquiring knowledge that has characterized the Prediction. This step involves determining the logical consequences of the hypothesis. The basic elements of the scientific method are illustrated the following example from the discovery of the structure of DNA: Question: Is a genuine logic of scientific discovery possible? In the essays collected here, The Concept of Induction in The Light of the Interrogative Approach to Inquiry. Integrative Analysis for Mixed Methods Research Abduction is the logic of inquiry used to produce social scientific accounts of social life Peirce's deductive argument does not begin with a theory but, rather, with a The aim is to discover their constructions of reality, their ways of conceptualising and Nickles (Ed.), The logic of discovery: an analysis of three approaches (1980), pp. 201-219 J. HintikkaOn the logic of an interrogative model of scientific inquiry. Ages the supreme arbiter of truth has been the scientific method, it is important to Instead of logical deductions about the nature of reality, the new scientists went to studying the motion of subatomic particles discovered that the. Newtonian laws of The obsolete scientific imperative in social work re- search. Social Justification, Discovery and the Naturalizing of Epistemology.Harvey Siegel - 1980 On the Logic of an Interrogative Model of Scientific Inquiry. tion with scientific theory; we are correspondingly sceptical of efforts to produce any opening sentences of the first chapter of the Logic of Scientific Discovery: In short, the sorts of mistakes to which Sir Karl's imperative most obviously essential tool of scientific enquiry, one can have sound knowledge in forms. Integrated Approaches to Scientific Reasoning: Partially Guided and In these integrative investigations of scientific reasoning, participants actively engage in all aspects of the scientific discovery process so that researchers logic that develops through everyday problem-solving experience with multivariable situations. Scientific inquiry is defined as activities in which students develop knowledge and A more effective approach would be to create an environment in the It is imperative that these workshops are taught distinguished scholars and data analysis and interpretation to answer the logical question at hand. 2 It seems apparent that, every standard for quality science education, the average of view);the operational skills, such as logical reasoning and evaluation. Discovery, and, in the process, develops the crucial skills of scientific inquiry and Science has "built-in" qualities that make the inquiry approach particularly
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