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...hering and intelligence analysis. In the Ontology section, I highlight the ontological aspects and the entities that threaten and are threatened. The Epistemology section includes aspects specific to intelligence activity, with the analysis of the traditional (Singer) model, and a possible epistemological approach through the concept of tacit knowledge developed by scienti...

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....2. Intelligence cycle 2.3 Intelligence gathering 2.4. Intelligence analysis 2.5. Counterintelligence 2.6. Epistemic communities 3. Ontology 4. Epistemology 4.1. The tacit knowledge (Polanyi) 5. Methodologies 6. Analogies with other disciplines 6.1. Science 6.2. Archeology 6.3. Business 6.4. Medicine 7. Conclusions Bibliography ...

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... Nicolae Sfetcu April 7, 2019Sfetcu, Nicolae, " Epistemology of Intelligence Agencies ", SetThings (April 7... ...), DOI: 10.58679/MM58823, ISBN: 978-606-033-219-0, URL =https://www.telework.ro/en/e-books/epistemology-of-intelligence-agencies/Email: nicolae@sfetcu... ...lework.ro/ro/e-books/epistemologia-serviciilor-de-informatii/ Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of Intelligence Agencies ... ... I highlight the ontological aspects andthe entities that threaten and are threatened. The Epistemology section includes aspects specific tointelligen... ...ligence 2 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of Intelligence Agencies ... ...logies. 3 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of Intelligence Agencies(Floridi 2002) In info... ...d human 4 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of Intelligence Agenciesaction. Silver et al. ... ...lution, 5 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of Intelligence Agencies1775-1783, US General ... ...r 2012) 6 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of Intelligence Agencies During the Second ...

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...withinit36.Once this is understood, many of the difficulties encounteredin epistemology and ontology fall away. Note this commentwell, because i... ... original researcher. So it isnot surprising that Kant conceived a reverse epistemology, inwhich the effect becomes the cause and vice versa. That is,... ...te for cooking and eating. The62 Or perhaps psycho-epistemology (borrowing the term AynRand coined for another purpose). ... ...struct.You should not, thereafter, boast to have done away with orreplaced epistemology; all you have done is ignored it. Youhave flexed your muscles ...

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...associationwith ‘phenomenology’ (the study of appearances as such), itbecomes ‘epistemology’ (the theory of knowledge) and/or‘ontology’ (the theory of... ... them within a larger context, i.e. in a coherent system of phenomenology, epistemology and ontology.This is a very important point, which I wish ... ...ards that would serve as epistemological guides,whereas Brouwer tried to place epistemology squarely beforeontology. The former implicitly allowed for...

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...dently.The philosophical sciences of logic, phenomenology,epistemology and ontology provide the blueprint andgu... ...aptly called “the German a priori method”(p. 237). We find the same psycho-epistemology in Kant andHegel, and many other (though not all) German philo...

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...ll be of much use to scholars worldwide interested in pursuingthe study of Jaina epistemology. 339P...

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...ntary on ‘Tattvārthasūtra’ by Ācārya Umāsvāmī, it is truly a compendium of Jaina epistemology, metaphysics and cosmology. The title ‘Sarvā... ... It will be of much use to scholars worldwideinterested in pursuing the study of Jaina epistemology. ...

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...the most fundamental certainties ofthis science. It allows us to claim for epistemology andontology the status of true sciences, instead of merespecul... ...us of the object dealt with, and it is for this reasona study essential to epistemology. The basic insight orpremise of phenomenology is that knowledg... ...ge is based on appearance. This is in starkcontrast to other approaches to epistemology, whichpropose that knowledge is based on ‘external reality’ or... ...stent whole called knowledge. Our premise is that the starting point of epistemology is never a blank mind in a social vacuum, but the belief frame... ... and geographical cultural context. Researchers in epistemology are themselves such ordinary persons in a given societal clima... ...ase is not ever likely to be in need ofrevision. Many truths of utility to epistemology areinductive, and yet once realized remain immutable; they106 ... ...xiom of logic,164 THE LAWS OF THOUGHTphenomenology, epistemology and ontology. Thisproposition is self-evident, ... ... that would serve as epistemological guides,whereas Brouwer tried to place epistemology squarelybefore ontology. The former implicitly allowed forknow...

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...llan Franklin and Slobodan Perovic propose specific strategies for validating the observation, which, together with Hacking's strategy, constitute an epistemology of the experiment: Experimental verification and calibration, with the help of known phenomena. Reproduction of previously known artifacts. Elimination of plausible sources of error and alternative explanati...

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... Sfetcu: Epistemology of experimental gravity - Scientific rationality Epistemology of Experimental Gravity - Scientific Rationality ... ... Nicolae Sfetcu 02.11.2019Sfetcu, Nicolae, "Epistemology of experimental gravity - Scientific rationality", SetThin... ...2-7, DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.35350.70724, URL = https://www.telework.ro/en/e-books/epistemology-of-experimental-gravity-scientific-rationality/Email: nico... ...temologia-gravitatiei-experimentale-rationalitatea-stiintifica/Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of experimental gravity - Scientific rationality ... ............................................................... 99Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of experimental gravity - Scientific rationality2.4.6 COSM... ........................... 189 3 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of experimental gravity - Scientific rationality ... ...ity, after an analysis of the 4 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of experimental gravity - Scientific rationalitymethodolog... ...sity Press, 1996), 60–61. 5 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of experimental gravity - Scientific rationalitygravity do... ...experiment/. 6 Nicolae Sfetcu: Epistemology of experimental gravity - Scientific rationalityoptimism a...

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...Phenomenology is the study of appearance as such. It is a branch of both Ontology and Epistemology, since appearing is being known. By an ‘appearance’ is meant any existent which impinges on consciousness, anything cognized, irrespective of any judgment as to whether it be ‘real’ or ‘illusory.’ The evaluation ...

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...logy is the study of appearance as such. It is abranch of both Ontology and Epistemology, since appearingis being known.By an ‘appearance’ is meant an... ...ology (the study of being assuch; or more restrictively, of real being) and Epistemology(the study of knowledge as such; or more restrictively, of tru... ...edge isbased on appearance. This is in stark contrast to otherapproaches to epistemology, which propose that knowledgeis based on ‘external reality’ o... ...nsistent whole called knowledge.Our premise is that the starting point of epistemology is nevera blank mind in a social vacuum, but the belief frame... ...sons in a given historical and geographicalcultural context. Researchers in epistemology are themselvessuch ordinary persons in a given societal clima... ... to sketch a phenomenologicalapproach to such fundamentals of epistemology. That is, weneed to depict hypotheses as to how the abstract ... ...ogy.• Discerning object, consciousness and subject; epistemology.b) Analytic concepts:• Distinction between phenomena (mater... ...the case of this theory, the error is a confusion between ontology and epistemology. I would agree that no item of knowledge is true indepen...

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...hem as distinct ‘types of modality’.Logical modality puts more emphasis on epistemology thanontology, in comparison to the other types. It primarily q... ... 83The scientific approach, under the terms set by epistemology(not ontology, mind you), is to consider all other availablethe... ...61.My purpose here is to propose a consistent framework andterminology for epistemology.1. A RelationConsciousness is a specific, peculiar kind of... ...e is a very important first principle for all philosophy, allontology, all epistemology, all science, supplied to us by logic.It is that we cannot con... ..., the ramifications in modalinductive logic are even more significant, for epistemology.The Logic of Induction 153Howev... ...logy (the study of being assuch; or more restrictively, of real being) and Epistemology (thestudy of knowledge as such; or more restrictively, of true... ...us of the object dealt with,and it is for this reason a study essential to epistemology. Thebasic insight or premise of phenomenology is that knowledg... ...dge isbased on appearance. This is in stark contrast to otherapproaches to epistemology, which propose that knowledge isbased on ‘external reality’ or... ...onsistent whole called knowledge.Our premise is that the starting point of epistemology is never ablank mind in a social vacuum, but the belief framew...

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...The Self is an inquiry into the concepts of self, soul, person, ego, consciousness, psyche and mind – ranging over phenomenology, logic, epistemology, ontology, psychology, spirituality, meditation, ethics and metaphysics. This book is a ‘thematic compilation’ drawn from past works by the author over a period of eighteen years....

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...onsciousness, psyche and mind – rangingover phenomenology, logic, epistemology, ontology,psychology, spirituality, meditation,... ...E MINDMy purpose here is to propose a consistent framework andterminology for epistemology. 1. Consciousness is a RelationConsciousness is a specific... ...out. In the case of this theory, theerror is a confusion between ontology and epistemology. Iwould agree that no item of knowledge is true independent... ...dea onto reality, whereas reality has in fact no suchthing in it. In Buddhist epistemology, peopleordinarily use their mind conventionally (or under t... ... to this theory, through enlightenedconsciousness. Thus, Buddhist epistemology, whileinvalidating ordinary consciousness, ... ...ingsas they are. This can, incidentally, be compared andcontrasted to Kantian epistemology, which likewiseclaims our phenomenal knowledge to be imperf... ...ns without any objective support;whereas in ordinary rational epistemology,abstraction is an act of rational insight – i.e. it doesrec...

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...ing to our people. I learned of our distinctness. Our Light. Our commonality with the world. Because I am a philosopher by passion, it was named epistemology. It was a word I did not fully understand because there was nothing dimensional about the term. Nothing. But this is no longer the case. It is now fully dimensioned in every single moment of my day....

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... 36 -- To Set Right—Ho?oponopono: A Native Hawaiian Way of Peacemaking.. 42 -- The Role of History, Intention and Function: More Thoughts on Hawaiian Epistemology. 52 -- Hawaiian Hermeneutics and the Triangulation of Meaning: Gross, Subde, Causal. 60 -- (Unedited Doctoral Thesis). 76 -- References. 210 -- Hawaiian Language Glossary. 234 -- English Language Glossary/Philoso...

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... to Clearer Thinking Chapter 1 Attitudes: How They Affect Our Thinking 3 Chapter 2 Classifying Viewpoints: Conservative and Liberal 12 Chapter 3 Epistemology and Logic 20 Chapter 4 Fallacies: Errors o f L anguage and Logic 32 PART 2 Moral Philosophy: Ideas of Good and Evil, Right and Wrong Chapter 5 Moral Philosophy: A Brief Introduction 47 Chapter 6 Plato and...

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...t that’s the nature of the beast. CHAPTER 3 Epistemology and Logic Over two thousand years ago Pontius Pilate uttered... ...e­mology seeks to answer that question and several other relatedquestions. Epistemology is the study of knowledge: How do weknow? Can we know? What ca... ...ed skepticism. 20 Epistemology and Logic 21This view contends that we cannot know tru... ...g theories are some of the more common ap­ Epistemology and Logic 23proaches to understanding the answer to th... ...tementsinclude or exclude; they do not equate. Epistemology and Logic 25 (d) Premises: The first two statements i... ... u D Epistemology and Logic 2 7 Reference to the diagrams will show tha... ...awn although not all the stages of syllogistic Epistemology and Logic 29reasoning have been made explicit. Conside... ...ly, materials on logic, critical thinking, Epistemology and Logic 31problem solving, and writing skills have b... ...ed, the search for truth is difficult, as we have seen inthe discussion of epistemology and logic, then an understandingof fallacies is an indispensab...

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...2. The Gist of the Present Epistemology: The Surjective Qualon “Mere eruditic logic often turns – as has been generically said – philosophy into folly, science into superstition, and art into pedantry. How far away from creation and solitude, from pla...

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...much as possible, humans must simply be asconscious as possible. 2. The Gist of the Present Epistemology: The Surjective Qualon “Mere eruditic logi... ...theory. In doing so,we will also make an immediate amiable comparison with the crux of Kantian epistemology,for the present case can be seen as a some... ...ories in the Universe, with respect toReality. (These categories, in the main, being ontology, epistemology, axiology, andphenomenology.) The word “an... ...ifies itself above such phenomenological parallelism, especially with thevery existence of the epistemology of aesthetics, but anyhow remains “infinit...

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...y, its aim to enhance personal awareness of actual cognitive processes, and so improve meditation. It is also an excellent primer on phenomenological epistemology. ...

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...d so improve meditation. It is also anexcellent primer on phenomenological epistemology.ContentsFOREWORD 71. T... ...n of work of comparison, itloses the scarecrow status given it in Buddhist epistemology.“Causality”, as we have already shown, may be similarlyjustifi...

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...Third Book. the Principles of a New Valuation. I. The Will to Power in Science— (a) The Method of Investigation 3 (b) The Starting-Point of Epistemology 5 (c) The Belief in the "Ego." Subject 12 (d) Biology of the Instinct of Knowledge. Perspectivity 20 (e) The Origin of Reason and Logic 26 (f) Consciousness 38 (g) Judgment. True—False 43 (h) Agains...

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... به ماهیت چیزها و رویدادها شکل می دهد. ارتباط epistemology عمده مطلب این یادداشت به بحث شناخت یا معرفت شناسی یا بینش انس...

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...rovoc- atively embedded in native values of imi naauao is the need to “tap into data that penetrate below the surface of rigor as defined by Western epistemology. ” That we value ohana shines through in all the writings; from intergenerational transmission of our cultural beliefs and practices on one hand, to the substantial diversity of our families and people and the...

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...nd distinctive culture of the Kirat people, conveyed in accessible language. This study, which uses a positivist methodology, divides ontology and epistemology and lays a solid theoretical groundwork for the current investigation. The book thoroughly examines the Kirat-Sen-Samba civilization, conducting extensive research and analysis. The findings reveal a signific...

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...rn science fields have been brought under thescope of study under reliable epistemology. Whilestudying axiology, special attention has been given toac... ...ture – Anthropological Investigation – Dr. Nawa Raj Subba 340knowledge of epistemology? The researcher has alsobeen studied. How much axiology has be... ... ethnography. Researchers, ironically, are uninterested in workingon the epistemology of established anthropologicaltheories and knowledge. Ontology...