as game played between two parties. One of these parties may be reality. In 2011 Anna Brożek published The Theory of Questions which started with philosophical context (ontology, epistemology), then use in human intercourse, with a consideration of cognition and answers. Embedded questions and situational analysis are noted, as well as specific considerations with regard to science, psychology, and surveys. Concluding chapters consider legal proceedings, philosophical questions, and the history of erotetic study in Poland in the 20th-century. Erotetics has been used for insight into teaching: "To teach someone something is to answer that person’s questions about some subject matter." See also Complex question Contingent question Display and referential questions Leading question Loaded question Open-ended question Rhetorical question Scientific question Socratic method Suggestive question References Sources Whately, Richard (1875) Elements of Logic, Longman, Green & Co. (9th Edition, London) Jaakko Hintikka (1999) Inquiry as Inquiry: A Logic of Scientic Discovery, Springer books Nicholas Rescher (2000) Inquiry Dynamics, Transaction Publishers Andrzej Wiśniewski (1995) The Posing of Logical Questions, Springer Netherlands. External links Erotetics at PhilPapers Logic