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|Abstract= We examine the possibility of applying knowledge representation and
|Abstract= We examine the possibility of applying knowledge representation and automated reasoning in the context of philosophical ontology. For this purpose, we use the axioms and propositions in the first book of Spinoza's Ethics as knowledge base and a tableau-based satisfiability tester as reasoner. We are able to reconstruct most of Spinoza's system with formal logic, but this requires additional axioms which are assumed implicitly by Spinoza. This study illustrates how tools developed in computer science can be of practical use for philosophy.
  automated reasoning in the context of philosophical ontology. For this
  purpose, we use the axioms and propositions in the first book of Spinoza's
  Ethics as knowledge base and a tableau-based satisfiability tester as
  reasoner. We are able to reconstruct most of Spinoza's system with formal
  logic, but this requires additional axioms which are assumed implicitly by
  Spinoza. This study illustrates how tools developed in computer science can
  be of practical use for philosophy.
 
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Spinoza's Ontology

J. HladikJ. Hladik
J. Hladik
Spinoza's Ontology
In G. Büchel and B. Klein and T. Roth-Berghofer, eds., Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Philosophy and Informatics (WSPI 2004), DFKI Research Reports, 2004. DFKI
  • KurzfassungAbstract
    We examine the possibility of applying knowledge representation and automated reasoning in the context of philosophical ontology. For this purpose, we use the axioms and propositions in the first book of Spinoza's Ethics as knowledge base and a tableau-based satisfiability tester as reasoner. We are able to reconstruct most of Spinoza's system with formal logic, but this requires additional axioms which are assumed implicitly by Spinoza. This study illustrates how tools developed in computer science can be of practical use for philosophy.
  • Forschungsgruppe:Research Group: AutomatentheorieAutomata Theory
@inproceedings{ Hladik-WSPI-04,
  author = {J. {Hladik}},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Philosophy and Informatics (WSPI 2004)},
  editor = {G. {B\"uchel} and B. {Klein} and T. {Roth-Berghofer}},
  number = {RR-04-02},
  series = {DFKI Research Reports},
  title = {Spinoza's Ontology},
  year = {2004},
}