Ukrainian Version

Vladimir Kuznetsov
Principal Research Fellow of the Department of Philosophy of Logic and Methodology of Science of the Institute of Philosophy named after G.S.Skovoroda of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, doctor of philosophical sciences, professor of Kyiv University of Law
vladkuz@mail.itua.net www.kuz.org.ua www.ukrnauka.org.ua

1. Fact sheet
2. The overview of researches
3. Studies under way.
4. Membership
5. Lecture courses
6. Bibliography of Books and of Publications in English
7. Author index
8. Subject index

1. Fact sheet

1946 – on May 23, Vladimir Ivanovich Kuznetsov is born in Vienna, Austria, to Vera Vasil’evna Kuznetsova (nee Barylo) and Ivan Vasil’evich Kuznetsov, a regular officer of Soviet Army .
1961 – Graduates eight classes of high school № 15 in Engels, Saratov region of Russia.
1964 – Graduates eleven classes of high school № 2 in Vasil’kov, Kyiv region of Ukraine.
1964-1969 – Student of the physical faculty of the Kyiv State University named after T.G.Shevchenko.
1969 – Receives Magister of Science Degree in Physics with Distinction from the Kyiv State University.
1969-1971 – Does military service.
1971 – on July 4, marries Ludmila Vladimirovna Ivon.
1971-1974 – Postgraduate of the Institute of Philosophy of Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
1973 – on January 18, Daughter Elena born.
1974 – Defends a Candidate Dissertation “The Philosophical Analysis of the Foundations of Elementary Particle Physics”.
1974-1979 – Junior Research Fellow of the Department of Philosophy of Science of the Institute of Philosophy.
1975 – Receives a Degree of Candidate of Philosophical Sciences.
1977 –The Philosophical Analysis of the Foundations of Elementary Particle Physics published (Kyiv: Naukova dumka, in Russian).
1979-1988 – Senior Research Fellow of the Department of Philosophy of Science of the Institute of Philosophy
1982 – On June 2, Mother dies.
1983 – Weltanschauung's Categories in Modern Science (co-author S.Crymski), published (Kiev: Naukova dumka, in Russian).
1987 – The Problem of Universals in Physical Cognition, Kiev: Naukova dumka, 1987 (In Russian).
1987 – Defends a Doctor Dissertation “Forms and Levels of Functioning Universal in Physical Cognition”.
1987 – The Eighth International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Moscow.
1987 – The Twelfth International Wittgenstein-Symposium, Kirchberg am Wechsel, Austria, Travel Grant from Wittgenstein Society.
1988 – Receives a Degree of Doctor of Philosophical Sciences.
1988 – Research Grant for 3 Months at Munich University, German-Soviet Exchange Programme, Research Project "Structuralist Program in the Philosophy of Science", Institut fur Statistik und Wissenschaftstheorie.
1988-1991 – Lecturer at Philosophical Faculty of Kiev State University named after T.G.Shevchenko (part-time)
1988-1991 – Leading Research Fellow of the Department of Philosophy of Logic and Methodology of Science of the Institute of Philosophy.
1990 – The International Symposium “Structures in Mathematical Theories”, Spain, San Sebastian, Travel Grant from Soros Foundation, Ukrainian Branch.
1991 – Receives a Degree of Professor of Philosophical Problems of Science.
1991 – up to date – Principal Research Fellow of the Department of Philosophy of Logic and Methodology of Science of the Institute of Philosophy.
1991 – The Axiological Aspects of Scientific Theories (co-author Burgin), published (Kiev: Naukova dumka, in Russian).
1991 – The World of Theories and Power of Mind (co-author Burgin), published (Kiev: Naukova dumka, in Russian).
1992 – The Fiftieth International Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg am Wechsel, Austria, Travel Grant from Wittgenstein Society.
1992 – Grant-in-Aid, Russian Branch of Soros Foundation to support the writing of the textbook on Modern Methodology of Science, 1992-1993 (the textbook was published in 1994 in Moscow).
1993 – 3 Months Scholarship at Birkbeck College of London University from Foreign Office and the Union of Ukrainian Students in the Great Britain, Project "Comparative Analysis of Western Social Theories".
1993 – The Nomological Structures of Scientific Theories (co-author Burgin), published (Kiev: Naukova dumka, in Russian).
1994 – An Introduction to the Exact Methodology of Science, (co-author Burgin) published (Moscow: Aspect, in Russian).
1994 – Guest Co-Editor of Synthese: Symposium on Logic and Philosophy of Science in the Ukraine, 1994, 100, 1.
1994 – Research Grant for 6 Months from the Secretariat for Cultural Exchange Programs of Norway, Research Project "The Structures and Functions of Western Social Theories", Norway, Bergen University.
1994 – Session of Organizing Committee of the International Conference “Science, Philosophy and History of Science in Europe” (Brussels), Travel Grant from CEU Commissions.
1994 – The International Conference “Science, Philosophy and History of Science in Europe” (Paris), Travel Grant from CEU Commissions.
1994 – The European Congress on Intelligent Techniques and Soft Computing, Germany, Aachen, Travel Grant from Science Foundation Fond, the USA.
1994 – Learning and Research Grant of the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences, the first course of the advanced study programme "Trends in Scholarship", Waassenaar.
1995 – Research Grant for 2 Months, DAAD, at the Institute of Philosophy, Logic and Theory of Science at Munich University; Research Project “Models of Concepts”.
1996 – Research Grant for 6 Months, the Secretariat for Cultural Exchange Programs of Norway, Joint Research Project "The Classification of Social Concepts” Norway, Bergen University.
1997 – A Concept and Its Structures. The Methodological Analysis published (Kyiv: Institute of Philosophy, sponsored by the President of Wittgenstein Society Adolf Hubner, Austria).
1998 – on August 12, Grandson Vladimiro Campi is born.
1998- up to date – Professor of Philosophy of Law and History of Philosophy of Kyiv University of Law.
1999-2000 – Fulbright Scholarship Award, Research Project “An Introduction to Contemporary Legal Philosophy”, School of Law, University of Michigan, 1999-2000 Academic Year.
2000 – Russian translation of History of Philosophy. An Introduction to the European History of Philosophy with an Emphasis on the History of Sciences and on Political Philosophy by Gunnar Skirbekk and Nils Gilje published (Moscow, Vlados) (re-editions 2001, 2003 and 2006).
2002 – On March 9, Father dies.
2002 – Research Grant for 3 Months from DAAD at the Institute of Philosophy, Logic and Theory of Science at Munich University, Research Project “Relations between Concepts”.
2003 –Philosophy of Law. History and Modernity published (Kyiv, Stilos, sponsored by Fulbright Exchange Program).
2006 – Founding Member and Deputy of Chairman of All-Ukrainian Association “For European Values in Science” www.ukrnauka.org.ua (co-founding members A.Gabovich and R.Cherniha).

2. The overview of researches

The philosophy of physics. The statement on direction of ideological growth of physics from conceptualization of immutability to that of mutability and then to that of interaction and development was put forward and grounded. Resolving the problem of physical cognition universals was connected with an elaboration of the specific system of tools and methods of identifying, individuating and differing objects from the fundamental theory domain.
The Weltanschauung of modern science. The role of vacuum conception and the idea of existence types (actual and potential, observable and non-observable, virtual and hidden) were analyzed. Heuristic and regulative functions of categories of substance, world as a whole, relative and absolute, anthropic and self-development principles were singled out (in collaboration with S. Crymski).

The methodology of science. The unified structure-nominative reconstruction of scientific knowledge system was built in collaboration with M. Burgin. According to it, any matured and individual scientific knowledge system includes hierarchically organized and complex subsystems that partially and separately have been studied by standard, structuralist, operationalist. problem-solving, value and other directions in the current methodology of science. 1) The logico-linguistic subsystem expresses by different, including mathematical, languages and normalizes by various logical tools the information available on objects under study. 2) The model-representing subsystem comprises incident to knowledge system ways of modeling and understanding these objects. 3) The pragmatic-procedural subsystem contains general and specific for the knowledge system operations, methods, procedures, algorithms and applications. 4) From the viewpoint of the problem-heuristic subsystem, the individual knowledge systems is a unique way of setting and resolving questions, problems, puzzles and tasks of cognition of objects studied. It also includes various heuristics and estimations (truth, consistency, beauty, efficacy, adequacy, heuristicity etc) of other components and structures of the knowledge system. 5) The subsystem of links fixes interrelations between abovementioned components, structures and subsystems of the knowledge system. The structure-nominative reconstruction has been used in the methodological and comparative analysis of mathematical, economic, political, pedagogical, social and sociological theories. It has widened notions of discussed knowledge structures early on, for instance, those connected with a multitude of theoretical levels and with an application of numerous mathematical languages. It has deepened the notions on relations between the main directions of knowledge system studies. They are interpreted as dealing mainly with isolated subsystems of knowledge system. This reconstruction has disclosed a variety of before unknown knowledge structures, for example, those associated with principles of symmetry and supersymmetry and with laws of various levels and degrees.

The concept studies. The triplet model of concepts was suggested and has been elaborated. According to it, any scientific concept is a dependent on cognitive situation, dynamical, multifunctional state of our consciousness related to thinking, knowledge system and cognition. A concept is modeled as being consisted from three interrelated structures. The concept base characterizes objects falling under a concept as well as properties and relations of such objects. The logical modeling reveals partially the concept base by notions of volume and content. The concept representing part includes forms and means (names, language expressions, abstract properties, quantitative values of object properties and relations, mathematical equations and their systems, theoretical models etc) of object representation in the appropriate knowledge system. The linkage gives a structures and procedures that connect components and substructures from the first two concept structures. The partial cases of the triplet model are logical, information, two-tired, cognitive standard, exemplar, prototype, knowledge-dependent and other models. It has been introduced the triplet classification that musters several hundreds of concepts. Different kinds of fuzziness are distinguished. Even the most precise and exact concepts are fuzzy in some triplet aspect. The notions on relations between real scientific concepts are essentially extended. For example, the definition and strict analysis of such relations as formalization, quantification, mathematization, generalization and identity of various kinds are proposed. The concepts “planet” and “elementary particle” and some of their metamorphoses were analyzed in triplet terms.

The philosophy of law. It was originated the conception of philosophy of law as a discipline dealing with an elaboration of understanding, founding, estimating and criticizing law. The basic information on the major directions in current philosophy of law (legal realism, feminism, criticism, postmodernism, economism etc) is introduced to Ukrainian audience. The classification of more than fifty directions in modern legal philosophy is suggested.

3. Studies under way.

Generalization of the triplet concept model.
Triplet and multiplet modeling changes of scientific concepts.
Analysis of composition and functions of legal theories.
Analyzing and adapting to Ukrainian circumstances such a direction of legal philosophy as legal economism (the economic analysis of law/ law and economics);
Studying composition and properties of procedural and operational subsystems of the pragmatic-procedural subsystem of a knowledge system (in collaboration with Mark Burgin (Department of Mathematics of University of California, Los Angeles, USA).
Problems of reorganization of the Ukrainian fundamental sciences.

4. Membership

The Ukrainian Branch of The Philosophical Society of the USSR (1976-1991).
The Philosophical Society Ukraine.
Philosophy of Science Association (USA) (1992-2002).
The Ukrainian Association of Legal Philosophy and Social Philosophy (A Division of the International Association for the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy) (2003-up to now).
The All Ukrainian Association “For European Values in Science”.

5. Lecture courses

History of Philosophy
Philosophy of Law
Conceptions of Contemporary Science
Methodology of Scientific Research
Scientific Theory: Functions, Composition, Subsystems
Scientific Concepts: Functions and Structures

6. Bibliography of Books and of Publications in English

(Full Bibliography see the Ukrainian version of this page)
(The publications marked by red may be sent by e-mail)

Books

14. Philosophical Analysis of the Foundations of Elementary Particle Physics, Kiev: Naukova dumka, 1977 (In Russian) [Философский анализ оснований физики элементарных частиц. – Киев: Наук. думка, 1977. – 164 с.]
Abstract and Contents 25 KB (Elementary\ElementaryAbstractContentsEnglish.doc)
42. Weltanschauung's Categories in Modern Science (co-author S.Crymski), Kiev: Naukova dumka, 1983 (In Russian) [Мировоззренческие категории в современном естествознании / В.И.Кузнецов, С.Б.Крымский. – Киев: Наук.думка, 1982. – 223 с.]
Abstract and Contents 22 KB (Categories\CategoriesAbstractContentsEngl.doc)
93. The Problem of Universals in Physical Cognition, Kiev: Naukova dumka, 1987 (In Russian) [Проблема универсалий в физическом познании. – Киев: Наук. думка, 1987. – 172 с.]
Abstract and Contents 10 KB (Universals\UniversalsAbstractContentsEnglish.pdf)
170. The Axiological Aspects of Scientific Theories (co-author Burgin), Kiev: Naukova dumka, 1991 (In Russian) (Rev.: Erkenntnis, 1993, 38,2: 281-283; Studia Logica, 1993, 52, 1: 175-179). [Аксиологические аспекты научных теорий / В.И.Кузнєцов, М.С.Бургин. – Киев: Наук. думка, 1991. – 184 с.]
Summary and Contents 26 KB (Axiological\AxiologicalSummaryContentsEnglish.doc)
171. The World of Theories and Power of Mind (co-author Burgin), Kiev: Ukraine, 1991 (In Russian). [Мир теорий и могущество разума / В.И.Кузнецов, М.С.Бургин. – Киев: Украина, 1991. – 231 с.]
Abstract and Contents 24 KB (World\WorldofTheoriesAbstractContentsEnglish.doc)
202. The Nomological Structures of Scientific Theories (co-author Burgin), Kiev: Naukova dumka, 1993 (In Russian), [Номологические структуры научных теорий / В.И.Кузнецов, М.С.Бургин. – Киев: Наук. думка, 1993. – 219 с.]
Abstract and Contents 25 KB (Nomological\NomologicalAbstractContentsEnglish.doc)
Summary 52 KB (Nomological\NomologicalSummaryEnglish.pdf)
210. An Introduction to the Exact Methodology of Science, (co-author Burgin), Moscow: Aspect, 1994 (In Russian), (Sponsored by Soros Foundation). [Введение в современную точную методологию науки. Структуры систем знания / В.И.Кузнецов, М.С.Бургин. – М.: Аспект, 1994. – 304 с.]
Abstract and Contents 34 KB (Introduction\IntroductionAbstractContentsEnglish.doc)
229. A Concept and Its Structures: The Methodological Analysis. Kiev: Institute of Philosophy, 1997 (In Russian) (Rev.: Knowledge Organization, 2001, 8, 2: 95-97) (Sponsored by President of Wittgenstein Society Adolf Hubner, Austria). [Понятие и его структуры: Методол. анализ. – Киев: Ин-т философии НАН Украины, 1997. – VII, 238 c.]
Abstract, Contents and Bibliogrphy 78 KB
(Concept\ConceptAbstractContentsBibliographyEnglish.doc)
Summary 120 KB (Concept\SummaryСontentsEnglish.pdf)
262. Philosophy of Law. History and Modernity, Kyiv: Stylos, 2003 (In Ukrainian) (Sponsored by Fulbright exchange Program) (Rev.: IVR (International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy) Newsletter , 2004, 33: 35; Journal of Ukrainian Studies, 2005, 30, 1: 133-136). [Філософія права. Історія та сучасність.— К.: Стилос, 2003. – 382 с.]
Abstract and Contents 60 KB (Law\LawAbstractContents2003English.pdf)

Publications in English

1983

48. The Laws of Nature and Kinds of Existence // Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science: (Papers of Soviet Scientists Submitted to the Soviet National Organization Committee for the VII International Congress on Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. Austria, Salzburg, 11–16 July 1983). – М., 1983. – P.100-103.

1987

107. Informal and Formal Analysis of Concepts (Wittgenstein's case) / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Philosophy of Law, Politics, and Society. Abstracts of The Twelfth International Wittgenstein Symposium. – Wien: Holder– Pichler–Tempsky, 1987. – P.11.
108. Models, Laws and Principles in Physical Theories / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Abstracts of the Eighth International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. – Moscow: Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1987. – Vol.2. – P.67–69.
109. Scientific Theory and Its Axiology / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Ibid. –vol. 4, part 1. – P. 116–118.

1988

121. Informal and Formal Analysis of Concepts / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Law-Politics-Society: Reports of the Twelfth International Wittgenstein–Symposium 7th to 14th August 1987, Kirchberg am Wechsel (Austria). – Vienna: Holder-Pichler-Tempsky, 1988. – P.163–166.
122. Laws and Their Forms of Representation in Physical Theories / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin) // Abstracts of The Thirteenth International Wittgenstein-Symposium. Kirchberg am Wechsel: Holder-Pichler-Tempsky, 1988. – P. 44.
123. The Structure–Nominative Reconstruction of Scientific Knowledge / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Epistemologia, Tilgher-Genova, Italy, 1988. – Vol. XI. – P. 235–254.

1989

143. Logical and Structural Principles of Knowledge Representation in Computer Systems / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Conference on Intelligent Management Systems. – Varna: Institute of Mathematics of Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 1989. – P. 269–272.

1990

169. On Structural Unity of Mathematical and Physical Theories / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Reports of the San Sebastian International Symposium “Structures in Mathematical Theories”, September 25–29, 1990. – San Sebastian: Universidad del Pais Vasco, 1990. – P.19-22.

1991

185. Laws and Forms of Their Representation in Physical Theories / V.Kuznetsov, M.Burgin // Abstracts of the Ninth International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. – Uppsala, Sweden, 1991. – Vol.III. – P.10.
186. Reduction and the Structure–Nominative View of Theories / V.Kuznetsov, W.Balzer and M.Burgin // – Ibid. – Vol.II. – P.6.
187. The Structure and Development of Mathematical Theories / V.Kuznetsov, M.Burgin // Modern Logic, USA. – 1991. – Vol. 2. – № 1. – P. 3–28.

1992

195. Algebraic Structures of Mathematical Theories / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Abstracts of the Fifteenth International Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg am Wechsel. – 1992. – P.8.
196. Fuzzy Sets as Named Sets / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Fuzzy Sets and Systems, Elsevier, 1992. – vol. 46. – P. 189-192.
197. Mathematical Theory History as Changes of Theory's Subsystems / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Abstracts of the Fifteenth International Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg am Wechsel, 1992. – P.32.
198. Model Part of a Scientific Theory / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Epistemologia, Tilgher-Genova, Italy, 1992, XV. – Р. 95–118.
199. The Structure–Nominative Reconstruction and Intelligibility of Cognition / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Ibid. – P. 219-238.
200. The Structure–Nominative Analysis of Theoretical Knowledge (Ideas, Results and Perspectives) / M.S.Burgin, V.I.Kuznetsov. – Kiev: Institute of Philosophy, 1992. – 34 p.
201. The Structure–Nominative Reconstruction of Scientific Theories and Faces of Realism / M.S.Burgin, V.I.Kuznetsov // Beijing International Conference on Philosophy of Science. – 1992. – P.10.

1993

206. Anglo–Ukrainian Studies in the Analysis of Scientific Discourse. Reason and Rhetoric / Ed. by R.Harre. – Lewiston/Queenston/Lampeter: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1993. – 139 p.
Chapter 4. A Formal Aesthetic for Scientific Discourse. The Beauty Measures of a Scientific Theory / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin – P. 69-93.
207. Die Verschmelzung der Untersuchungsbereiche. Formen des Dialogs zwischen Kulturwissenschaften und Wissenschaftstheorie / Ed. by D.Ginev. – Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 1993. –178 S.
Teil. 1. Wissenschaftstheoretische Perspektiven auf die Kulturwissenschaften. [Kap]. On Methodological Analysis of Sociological Theories / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin. – S.49–61.
208. Properties in Science and Their Modelling / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Quality and Quantity, Kluwer. – 1993. – vol. 27. – P. 371–382.
209. Types of Fuzzy Nomological Structures / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // First European Congress on Fuzzy and Intelligent Technology. September 7–10, 1993, – Aachen: Verlag der Augustinus Buchhandlung, 1993. – Vol. 3. – P.1625-1631.

1994

215. Scientific Problems and Questions from a Logical Point of View / V.I.Kuznetsov, M.S.Burgin // Synthese, Kluwer. – 1994. – vol. 100. – № 1. – Р.1-28.
216. Types of Fuzzy Concepts // Proceedings of the Second European Congress on Intelligent Techniques and Soft Computing. Aachen, Germany, September 20-23, 1994. – Vol. 2. – Aachen: Verlag der Augustinus Buchhandlung, 1994. – P. 675-679.

1995

225. On the Triplet Approach to Concept Representation // Volume of Abstracts of the 10th International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. – Florence, 1995. – P.541.

1996

228. Theories and Concept Metamorphoses // Cogita humana – Dynamik des Wissens und der Werte. XVII Deutscher Kongress fur Philosophie / Hrsg. von C.Hubig und H.Poser. – Workshop-Beitrage. – Band 1. – Leipzig:Allgemeine Gesellschaft fur Philosophie in Deutschland und Institut fur Philosophie der Universitat Leipzig , 1996.— P.568-575.

1997

231. On Triplet Classification of Concepts // Knowledge Organization. – 1997. – Vol. 24. – № 3. – P. 163-175.
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1998

236. Science, Philosophie et Histoire des Sciences en Europe / Ed. by D.Lecourt – Paris: European Communities, 1998. 222 p.
Ex-Soviet Philosophy of Science and Its Teaching: Totalitarian Past and Uncertain Future – Р. 78-81.
237. Types of Concept Fuzziness / V.Kuznetsov, E.Kuznetsova // Fuzzy Sets and Systems, Elsevier. – 1998. – vol. 96. – № 2. – P. 129-138.
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1999

239. World Views and the Problem of Synthesis. The Yellow Book of `Einstein Meets Magritte' / Ed.by D.Aerts, H.Van Belle, J.Van der Veken. – Berlin: Springer, 1999. – 396 p.
[Chapter]. Conditions and Features of Unity Concept in Science. – P. 217-228.
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240. On the Triplet Frame for Concept Analysis // Theoria, Spain. – 1999. – vol. 14. – № 34. – P. 39-62.
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241. The Triplet Modeling of Concept Relations // Abstracts of the 11th International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. — Cracow: The Faculty of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University, 1999. – P.366.

2002

260. The Triplet Modeling of Representing Relations between Object Concepts // Proceedings of The Twelfth European-Japanese Conference on Information Modeling and Knowledge Bases, May 2002. – Krippen, Germany, 2002.– P.14-23.

2003

269. Philosophical Dimensions of Logic and Science. Selected Contributed Papers from the Eleventh International Congress of Logic, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science. / Ed. by A.Rojszczak, J.Cachro and G.Kurczewski, Kracow, 1999. Synthese Library. – Vol.320. – Dordrecht: Kluwer, 2003. – 394 p.
Part IV. Cognition. Chapter 23. The Triplet Modeling of Concept Connections. – P.317-330.
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2004

278. On Representing Relations between Physical Concepts // Communication and Cognition, Belgium. – 2004. – Vol. 37. – № 2. – P. 105-135.
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2005

287. The Scientific Concepts and Their Changes // Міжнар. наук. конф. “Дні науки філо-софського факультету-2005”: Матеріали допов. та виступів. Ч. II. – К.: Філософ. ф-т Київ. нац. у-ту ім. Т.Г.Шевченко, 2005. – С.68-69.
2006
297. Structures of Legal Theory // Special Workshops of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy “Law and Legal Cultures in the 21st Century: Diversity and Unity August 1-6, 2007 Krakow”, Poland; http://www.law.uj.edu.pl/ivr2007/special_workshops.php.

7. Author index

A
D.Aerts 239

B
T.Bartelborth 147
W.Balzer 126, 144
M.S.Burgin 107, 108, 109, 121, 122, 123, 143, 169, 185, 186, 187, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 206, 207, 208, 209, 215

C
J.Cachro 269

E
A.Einstein 239

G
D.Ginev 207

H
R.Harre 206
R.Heally 218
C.Hubig 228

K
M.Kuokkanen 170
G.Kurczewski 269
E.Kuznetsova 237

L
D.Lecourt 236

M
R.Magritte 239
C.U.Moulines 126, 144

P
H.Poser 228

R
A.Rojszczak 269
U.Roseberg 14
D.Rothbart 170

S
N.Semenova 262
Y.Shramko 229
J.D.Sneed 126, 144

T
M.Trofimenko 262

V
H.Van Belle 239
J.Van der Veken 239

W
L.Wittgenstein 107, 121

8. Subject index

A
Aesthetic 206
Algebraic 195
Analysis 107, 121, 207, 240
Axiology 109

C
Change 197, 287
Classification 231
Cognition 199
Concept 107, 121, 216, 225, 228, 231, 237, 239, 240, 241, 260, 269, 278, 287
- fuzzy 216, 237
- physical 278
- relation/connection 240, 269
- representing 260, 278
- types 216

D
Development 187
Discourse 206

E
Existence 48

F
Formal 206
Fuzzy 196, 209, 216
Fuzziness 237

I
Intelligibility 199

K
Kind 48
Knowledge 123, 200, 217

L
Law 48, 108, 122, 185
Logical 143, 215

M
Mathematical 169, 187, 195, 197
Methodological 207
Model 108, 198
Modeling 208, 241, 259, 269

N
Named 196
Nature 48
Nomological 209

P
Philosophy 218, 236
Principle 108, 143
Problem 215
Property 208

Q
Quantum Mechanics 218
Question 215

R
Reduction 186
Relation 241, 278
- representing 260, 278
Representation 122, 143, 185, 225

S
Science 208, 236, 239
Scientific 123, 198, 201, 206, 215, 287
Set 196, 209, 216
- named 196
- fuzzy 196, 209, 216
Structural 143, 169
Structure 187, 195, 209, 293
Structure-nominative analysis/approach/ direction 123, 186, 199, 200, 201
System 143
Subsystem 197

T
Teaching 246
Theory 108, 109, 169, 185,186, 187, 195, 197, 198, 201, 206, 207, 228, 293
- legal 293
- mathematical 187, 195, 197
- physical 108, 122, 185, 169
- scientific 109
- sociological 207
Theoretical 200
Triplet 225, 231, 240, 241, 259, 269
Type 237

U
Unity 169, 239

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