Probability oriented philosophy
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Probability oriented philosophy is a direction of philosophical researches which uses a language of probability theory to consider philosophical problems.
In whole probability oriented philosophy is directed to delight corresponding problems from a new point of view:
- Language and logic
- Person
- Creativity and evolution
- Therapy of consciousness
- Artificial intellect
- Senses and matter
- Other-wordly questions
- Complex of studying
All of formulated problems are attempt to discover a content of a basic question of hermeneutical philosophy:
- What there is a sense and what its role in the structure of the world?
[edit] References
- ↑ Nalimov V.V. (1999) Spontaneity of consciousness: the probabilistic theory of senses and semantic architectonic of the person. Moscow: Prometei.
