The science of philosophy. Book two. Gnoseology - Starovojtov, Vladimir
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Any complex things can be explained simply. The book uses new logical approaches to present all the key topics of philosophy in simple verbal forms, quite understandable to a high school student.The book contains new philosophical insights into the human psyche. Its main feature is that it presents a number of ideas about the structure and functioning of the psyche. In particular, new philosophical theories of mind, concept, association, intuition, perception, attention, recognition, understanding, etc. The idea of creating intelligent devices with artificial psyche is developed here. All this…mehr

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Any complex things can be explained simply. The book uses new logical approaches to present all the key topics of philosophy in simple verbal forms, quite understandable to a high school student.The book contains new philosophical insights into the human psyche. Its main feature is that it presents a number of ideas about the structure and functioning of the psyche. In particular, new philosophical theories of mind, concept, association, intuition, perception, attention, recognition, understanding, etc. The idea of creating intelligent devices with artificial psyche is developed here. All this is made possible by information theory and the theory of dialectical logic, which were developed in book one. All these are bright results of the new dialectical approach.The scientific significance of the book lies in the fact that it is a convenient means of interdisciplinary seminar for scientists of various private sciences, and contains a number of new scientific ideas.
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Vladimir Starovojtov wurde am 2. Februar 1948 in Gorki, Region Mogilev, Weißrussland, geboren. Im Jahr 1972 machte er seinen Abschluss an der Belarussischen Staatlichen Landwirtschaftsakademie. Er ist verheiratet und hat zwei Kinder. Im Jahr 2005 begann er mit der Arbeit an Büchern über Philosophie für Studenten und Menschen, die ihr lebenslanges Lernen fortsetzen.