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1999
Diagnostic problem solving aims to explain an observed divergence from the proper functioning of some case, human or other. The paper presents a temporal-abductive framework for diagnostic problem solving focusing on the integration of time. It is argued that time can be intrinsically relevant to diagnostic reasoning and as such it should be treated as
Keravnou-Papailiou, Elpida T. +3 more
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Diagnostic problem solving aims to explain an observed divergence from the proper functioning of some case, human or other. The paper presents a temporal-abductive framework for diagnostic problem solving focusing on the integration of time. It is argued that time can be intrinsically relevant to diagnostic reasoning and as such it should be treated as
Keravnou-Papailiou, Elpida T. +3 more
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From Visual Abduction to Abductive Vision
2015In order to fathom Peirce’s mind, and thereby in order to do science and philosophy in Peircean way, vision seems to be a perfect point of departure. For vision allows us to rethink what true interdisciplinarity would be like in our research. In this article, I shall show the central importance of visual abduction and abductive vision in our future ...
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Peirce on the justification of abduction
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2020Francesco Bellucci +1 more
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Anticipation, abduction and the economy of research: The normative stance
Futures, 2020Daniele Chiffi, Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen
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Modalities of Abduction: a Philosophy of Science-Based Investigation of Abduction
Human Arenas, 2018Jeppe Olsen
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