Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric

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ANIOL DOWGIRD'S PROBLEMS WITH REALITY

Piotr Rudkouski

Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric > 2008 > 13(26) > 27-40

The main objective of this paper is the epistemological ideas of Aniol Dowgird (1776-1835), the prominent Enlightenment philosopher born in Mohilou (Mogilev) district (the east of Belarus). I start with sketching a general historical background of Dowgird's philosophy, which constitutes the first, smaller, part of the paper. In the second, larger part I try to indicate Dowgird's contribution to epistemological...

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REFLECTION IN SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY AND HIERARCHICAL MODEL OF ARGUMENTATION

Mary Dzisko, Andrew Schumann

Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric > 2008 > 13(26) > 111-137

In this paper we consider an interaction between the reflection in the scientific activity and the scientific habitus. We claim that the ultimate goal of scientific activity consists in the desire to affect the scientific behavior of other scientists. As a rule, this means that scientific results are recognized more or less fundamental and depending on the fact that they determine scientific interests...

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LIMITS OF SOCIAL COMMUNICATION IN ORTHODOX RATIONALITY

Ihar G. Padporyn

Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric > 2008 > 13(26) > 61-72

This paper is dedicated to a theoretical determination of the limits of secular social communication in Orthodoxy as a representative form of Christian rationality. The nature of the Orthodox faith allows us to expect that problem of social communication in Orthodoxy occurs from Orthodox rationality, and communicative limits are determined by canonical positions. From the standpoint of internalistic...

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ON THE PROBLEM OF THE CRISIS OF SCIENTIFIC-AND-RATIONAL METHODOLOGY

Arkady Lazariewicz

Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric > 2008 > 13(26) > 73-84

The problems of effectiveness of scientific and rational methodology in the context of modern social and intellectual practices are considered in this paper. It is shown that a kind of methodological crisis that has emerged in connection with this fact can be solved not by separation and counterposition of scientific and non-scientific components in the content of the rational, but on the basis of...

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COMMUNITIES BUILDING AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN BELARUS

Uladzimir Mackiewicz

Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric > 2008 > 13(26) > 139-176

In this paper, we give some reasons for claiming that there are no local communities in the restricted sense or local self-government in Belarus. However, public discourse and every-day argumentations are possible only within the networks of local communities. Therefore, there is the problem of deficit of logical practices in Belarusian social life. We propose a probable solution of that problem.

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THE DYNAMICS OF ARGUMENTATION STANDARDS IN SCIENCE

Yadviga Yaskevich

Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric > 2008 > 13(26) > 85-98

The aim of this paper is to show the dynamics of standards of the scientific knowledge argumentation in the classical, non-classical, and post-non-classical sciences. In the paper we focus upon ethical and axiological aspects of the modern science, upon its interdisciplinary character, dialogue of scientific and humanities knowledge.

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PERIODS AND FORMS OF SOCIALIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC INNOVATIONS

Uladzimir Berkau

Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric > 2008 > 13(26) > 99-109

In this paper we consider inside-scientific and as well as outside-scientific periods of socializing scientific innovations, we analyze its following forms: knowledge, information, opinion, belief (as trust), program, etc. Socialization of natural sciences is discussed.

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NON-WELL-FOUNDEDNESS IN JUDAIC LOGIC

Andrew Schumann

Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric > 2008 > 13(26) > 41-59

In this paper I consider the historical background of Hebrew Orthodoxy finally formed in Belarusian lands. Further, I try to explicate the Judaic logic (i.e. the logic used by Talmudists for inferring Judaic laws from the Pentateuch). The only logical connective of that logic is the Judaic conjunction 'and' which is not idempotent or commutative, but it is associative. I propose Austin's style of...

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Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric

ANIOL DOWGIRD'S PROBLEMS WITH REALITY

REFLECTION IN SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY AND HIERARCHICAL MODEL OF ARGUMENTATION

LIMITS OF SOCIAL COMMUNICATION IN ORTHODOX RATIONALITY

ON THE PROBLEM OF THE CRISIS OF SCIENTIFIC-AND-RATIONAL METHODOLOGY

COMMUNITIES BUILDING AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN BELARUS

THE DYNAMICS OF ARGUMENTATION STANDARDS IN SCIENCE

PERIODS AND FORMS OF SOCIALIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC INNOVATIONS

NON-WELL-FOUNDEDNESS IN JUDAIC LOGIC

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