unintentional change

Menelas definition : an unintentional change is a change for which there is no agent, because there is no goal nor intention. It is a constated change in a reference world, there is no intention behind it, in the common and philosophical meaning. There could be unintentional change in every reference world we have considered for the intentional_change: we see changes in the physical world (physical_unintentional_change), in the mental world (mental_unintentional_change), in the cultural world (cultural_unintentional_change). In our domain, only the first seems relevant. Moreover, there could be for the two others a problem in considering unintentional_changes in worlds that exist only in intension, or intentionally, or by means of human spirit. Although not so shocking, one may wonder. CG Representation : [unintentional_change: _x]- (involved_obj)-->[physical_object] (before_state)-->[state_of_physical_object:_as1] (after_state)-->[state_of_physical_object:_ass] ;;comme dirait Jean. (attr)-->[unintentional_attr]--(val_qual)-->[unintentional_val] %

http://www.semanticweb.org/ontologies/epo.owl#UnintentionalChange

Menelas definition : an unintentional change is a change for which there is no agent, because there is no goal nor intention. It is a constated change in a reference world, there is no intention behind it, in the common and philosophical meaning. There could be unintentional change in every reference world we have considered for the intentional_change: we see changes in the physical world (physical_unintentional_change), in the mental world (mental_unintentional_change), in the cultural world (cultural_unintentional_change). In our domain, only the first seems relevant. Moreover, there could be for the two others a problem in considering unintentional_changes in worlds that exist only in intension, or intentionally, or by means of human spirit. Although not so shocking, one may wonder. CG Representation : [unintentional_change: _x]- (involved_obj)-->[physical_object] (before_state)-->[state_of_physical_object:_as1] (after_state)-->[state_of_physical_object:_ass] ;;comme dirait Jean. (attr)-->[unintentional_attr]--(val_qual)-->[unintentional_val] %

epo:UnintentionalChange

unintentional change

changement non intentionnel

http://www.semanticweb.org/ontologies/2009/3/ontoDPN.owl#Change