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the report in Russian Section 99: Theories of Knowledge and
Epistemology agoshkova.alena@yandex.ru Agoshkova Elena Principle of Sufficient Reason for Systems Thinking:
from Leibniz to the 21st century Abstract “Learning to be a clever human ” is
becoming the principal objective. The task is to master the richness of the scientific
thinking. The science has to bring the methods together into the
Epistemological Corpus of science. The concept "system” has prepared the
level of the systems thinking. This concept is an expression of Leibniz
Principle of sufficient reason (A.E.WCP2003). "Nothing is without
reason”. Heidegger (1956) was striving to approve Principle. However
Principle is slipping away from the consciousness, and interpretation is
getting no completion. Principle can be interpreted only in interconnection with
the Principles of Abstraction, Systemacy and Intervality. This permits to
make it an asset of the human mind and to define the architectonics of the
systems thinking. Any desirable result is only possible when we created
"the system in respect of the desirable result ”. This system
will then be the ensemble of "the sufficient reasons for the desirable
result”. We have to see the spectrum of "consequences from the desirable
result” and "consequences from the concomitant results”. Only then we
can say, that we create Bonum. |
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