On 5/21/2020 8:46 PM, Jeffrey Brian Downard wrote:
to apply the cycle of inquiry to the study of inquiry itself
A program of "inquiry into inquiry" is explicitly proposed by John Dewey.
I have devoted no little time and energy along those lines, myself.
Just at random:
The Inquiry List, that
Jon AS,
I noticed that I hadn't answered the question about
incomplete propositions. In the 1930s, the logician Alonzo Church
introduced lambda expressions as a notation for deriving a predicate
(rheme) from a proposition. In effect, Peirce invented "lambda
expressions" about 40 years before
Jon Alan, List
I'd rather we stay on the list. I have clues that suggest that people are
interested; if some are embarrassed they have no obligation ...
Today I will answer your questions using another rhetorical means, the
parable ...
"*A **parable is a succinct, didactic
