Logical intelligence

The book "Logical Intelligence" by one of the three greatest logicians of the 20th century, Alexander Alexandrovich Zinoviev (1922-2006), presents research conducted by him in the fields of logic, ontology, and methodology. The author's radical approach involves considering these teachings as different aspects of the unified science he created - intellectology. The book is part of the complete collection of works released for the 100th anniversary of A.A. Zinoviev.

As information technologies develop and become widespread, the problem of assessing the reliability of the knowledge used becomes fundamental. Scientific theories built on unreliable knowledge doom human societies to technological and social catastrophes. Awareness of this fact does not occur due to the lack of corresponding cognitive tools. The intellectology developed by A. Zinoviev allows for the creation of cognitive models that can define the boundaries of knowledge application, beyond which this knowledge becomes unreliable.

Alexander Zinoviev prepared and published the posthumous book "Logical Intelligence" (in two editions) within the activities of the Zinoviev Research Center on Methodological Issues of Science and the School of Methodology of Social Research by A.A. Zinoviev for students showing aptitude for scientific research at the Moscow Humanitarian University.