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The General Ontological Concern of Scientific Knowledge
Authors: Sergey A. Lebedev
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In the general scientific content of the ontology (general scientific picture of the world) it is necessary to distinguish two fundamentally different layers of knowledge: absolute (a priori to science as a special way of understanding reality) and a relative. By its first layer of an ontological knowledge the science is different from all other kinds of human knowledge (everyday, philosophical, artistic, religious, etc.). The various types of cultural and historical science, as well as private-scientific picture of the world of the individual sciences differ by the second layer of the general ontological scientific knowledge. Both layers of ontological general scientific knowledge interact with themselves, complementing in the actual process of functioning and development of scientific knowledge.