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2019-11-11 08:03:37
* The Formalization of Philosophy;
* In the name of the formalization of philosophy, I tried to encapsulate the philosophy of Deleuze and Guattari in a knowledge base in Prolog. I took the first chapter of What is Philosophy? by D+G and extracted the main statements. I then went over these statements and turned them into Facts in Prolog.I named the file after the title of the first chapter in D+G’s book, WhatIsAConcept.pl.;
* The knowledge base shown below is far from being complete. There were many statements in the chapter What is a Concept? in D+G’s book that I couldn’t fit in the syntax for Facts in Prolog, at least as I understand it. This is more of an experiment in a more formal/fornalized philosophy.;
* I learned about discursive formalization in the work of Michel Foucault. He mentions a few times how certain discourses can become more and more formalized, like mathematics and theoretical physics and so forth, which are highly formalized. Philosophy is not so formal/formalized, so it will take some work before we can fully make it so.;
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complex(concept). | |
has(concept,components). | |
defined_by(concept,components). | |
has(concept,combination). | |
multiplicity(concept). | |
has(concept,irregular_contour). | |
solution(concept,problem). | |
function_of(concept,problems). | |
has_history(concept). | |
junction_of_problems(concepts,coexisting_concepts). | |
concept(concept). | |
relates_back_to(concept,other_concepts). | |
accumulation(concept,its_own_components). | |
traverses(conceptual_point,its_components). | |
heterogenesis(concept). | |
ordering_of(zones_of_neighborhood,its_components). | |
incorporeal(concept). | |
is_incarnated_in(concept,bodies). | |
has(concept,intensive_ordinates). | |
anenergetic(concept). | |
speaks(concept,event). | |
absolute(concept). | |
relative(concept). | |
relative_to(concept, its_own_components). | |
relative_to(concept,other_concepts). | |
through(infinite,survey). | |
through(finite,movement). | |
unites(constructivism,the_relative). | |
unites(constructivism,the_absolute). | |
self_referential(concept). | |
center_of_vibration(concept). | |
junctions(bridges). | |
detours(bridges). | |
movable_bridge(concept). | |
must_be(planes,constructed). | |
must_be(problems,posed). | |
must_be(concepts,created). | |
relate_to(new_concepts,problems). | |
relate_to(new_concepts,our_history). | |
relate_to(new_concepts,our_becomings). | |
are_not(concepts,eternal). | |
contour(concept). | |
configuration(concept). | |
constellation(concept). | |
of(contour,event_to_come). | |
obvious_knowledge(concept). | |
creates(philosophy,concepts). | |
shapes(concept,event). | |
reshapes(concept,event). | |
belongs_to(concept,philosophy). |
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