Applying of the theory of frames to solve the problems of premised knowledge

The problem of premised knowledge wasn't as relevant for philosophical studies 10-15 years as for modern Russian philosophy. There are many version of definition of the premise knowledge and examples of solutions of its problems in the philosophical literature. Paradigm, style of scientific thoughts, scientific views of the world, episteme are isolated by researchers. Also you can meet such form of the premise knowledge as a priori forms, ordinary notions, prejudices, etc. Forms of the premised knowledge can show you the premised knowledge in different sides. They help you to find more examples of solutions of premised knowledge problems. The problem is there are no specific, individual examples of premise knowledge in our vocabulary. Researching of theoretical constructs, which helps to solve the problem of premise knowledge, becomes the main task for the researchers. Understanding of the premise knowledge and its problem will be possible if you can understand its forms. The theory of frames is the theory that enough developed in modern philosophy. There are many researches, papers on the theory of frames in the field of philosophy, linguistics, cybernetics, sociology and others. The application of the theory of frames from different areas of knowledge which should solve the problems of premise knowledge is discussed in this article. I. Goffman was a founder of social-psychological theory of frames. Cybernetic systems were considered by M. Minsky. Linguistic theory was called by Charles Fillmore. The most generalized theory of frame was presented by V.S. Vakhshtayn. The theory of frames becomes a "good" example of the explanation of the essence of premise knowledge, but it would be a mistake to identify the premised knowledge with the theory of frame. The system of frames and the premised knowledge are an independent system with own structure, own definitions, concepts and characteristics. The frame should be allocated as a form of premise knowledge. Understanding of the frame helps us to understand the nature of this knowledge.

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