Classifying Science

• Classifying Science.- Classifying Phenomena and Data.- Classifying Theory.- Classifying Method.- Classifying Practice.- Drawing Connections Across These Classifications.- Classifying Scientific Documents.- Concluding Remarks.

From the reviews: "Szostak proffers ... an organized, internally consistent, method in the context of a Generic Philosophy of Science & Methodology - applicable in ... any phase of problem-solving. The author utilizes a unique 'key deductive guideline throughout the book which is grounded in one of the simplest organizing principles possible: the 5W questions ... Who, What, Where, When, and Why - are asked'. ... Do get a copy of this excellent book!" (Karl H. Wolf, International Journal of General Systems, Vol. 35 (4), 2006) "The Earth sciences encompass many disciplines, including Information Science and Knowledge Management. Here is Volume seven - to be cognitively cherished ... . Science's definition has been much broadened, and since all disciplines use classifications, there is no limit: everyone engaged in problem solving ought to get Szostak's book: including all information technologist, librarians, basic and applied researchers, educationalists/teachers, as well as, post-graduates and motivated secondary school students. ... This new book will definitely open your intellectual vision. Get it!" (Karl Wolf, The Australian Geologist Newsletter, Vol. 139, 2006)