Problem of critiries of thinking and perception laws adequecy to the “real” existence of ideal

Authors

  • Marija JUr'evna Predeina Author

Abstract

The task of the article consists in establishing the criteria of logic laws assessment.
In respect to the set task a complex of research methods is used: methods of
dialectics, comparative analysis, and classification. Special attention is drawn to
the necessity of grounding application of traditional logic laws in new spheres of
scientific investigations. The work gives a detailed analysis of materials on boundaries
of law of excluded middle application. On the basis of the brought material it
is determined that the law of excluded middle cannot be abstracted from the mathematics
of infinite aggregate. While analysing the logic criteria there appeared the
whole range of moments. Laws of logic present a general result of public practice
and perception. The latter gives the priority to the laws of logic in case of individual
thinking process deviation from them. Not the laws of logic correct themselves in
accordance with an individual thinking process but an individual thinking process
corrects itself in accordance with the laws of logic. It is separately noted that
this correlation can be modified if an individual thinking process has not a banal
mistake but limitation of logic law and its non-compliance with the existence are
established and grounded. In the end of the article the author makes a conclusion
that an assessment of logic law adequacy requires taking into account experience
of specific sciences.

Author Biography

  • Marija JUr'evna Predeina

    graduated from Faculty of Economics and Management
    of South-Ural State University. With 2009 for 2012 was the competitor of faculty of philosophy of the Chelyabinsk State university (Chelyabinsk, Russia). In May 2012 has defended the dissertation on competition of a scientific degree of the candidate of philosophical sciences. Since 2011 works as the assistant to faculty of philosophy and sociology of the South-Ural state university. Sphere of scientific interests: ontology and the theory of knowledge.

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LITERATURE STUDIES AND JOURNALISM