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Abstract
It presents the knowledge organization through your philosophics and historics presupposes. It handles about questions like the significant modalities, among those are contemplated the aristothelics categories and predicables and, consequently, the highlight of the meaning, the knowledge trees with your hierarchical and universal structures, with the finality to reflex the fixed references of the knowledge on modern times, influencing the classification theory, as well the constructions of controlled languages. The present work is divided in the knowledge organization on your classical philosophics presupposes, your application on the Ancient Times and on the Middle-Age and the improving of the languages built on the Modern Age. It makes some considerations about the knowledge organization on the post-modernity, where appoints to a change on the knowledge collaborative "tagging" to beyond of the indexation operated by the robots from the search engines.
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