The aim of this paper is to tentatively explore the role of fuzzy set theory (FST) as a useful bridge between hard sciences and humanities. The idea of pursuing this endeavor gradually emerged in the last 3 years, as the common denominator of work done for clarifying a few questions raised along some initiatives promoted by Rudolf Seising and Enric Trillas. The first question, about the search for a common thread in the birth of new notions in the general field of information sciences, was discussed at the International Congress on Soft Computing in Humanities and Social Sciences [30].
Tabacchi, M.E., Termini, S. (2026). Fuzzy Set Theory as a Methodological Bridge Between Hard Sciences and Humanities. In S.T. Marco Elio Tabacchi (a cura di), Meandering Around Fuzziness (pp. 329-342). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH [10.1007/978-3-031-96555-5_23].
Fuzzy Set Theory as a Methodological Bridge Between Hard Sciences and Humanities
Tabacchi M. E.
;Termini S.
2026-01-01
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to tentatively explore the role of fuzzy set theory (FST) as a useful bridge between hard sciences and humanities. The idea of pursuing this endeavor gradually emerged in the last 3 years, as the common denominator of work done for clarifying a few questions raised along some initiatives promoted by Rudolf Seising and Enric Trillas. The first question, about the search for a common thread in the birth of new notions in the general field of information sciences, was discussed at the International Congress on Soft Computing in Humanities and Social Sciences [30].
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