Md Amin, Mohamed Eusuff
(2021)
The Philosophical Structure of Story Comprehension: A
Study on Human Cognitive System Based on Analysis of
Logical Proposition.
[Preprint]
Abstract
This paper suggests that, a story perceived to our mind (especially in the form of fables – short yet
meaningful) are initially just images. The images are computed by the mind contrasting the different
elements of the story (or images) to find the essential part of the story. Such contrast establish
“meaning” in our mind which enable us to express the story in its shorter form either in the form of
words or logical proposition. In this paper, we will look at how the logical propositions of the stories
(may) be constructed. The hypothesis is derived from the idea that the logical proposition that we write
on paper is a posteriori to what is established in the mind. If the hypothesis is true, then we have a
glimpse of what could be the system of the human mind, thus the system of human nature too in respect
to its moral origin and the proper educational method.
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