#inquiry

• Adogmatism — A philosophical attitude, doctrine, or intellectual orientation that rejects dogmatism, challenging the validity of dogmas and principles imposed as absolute, immobile, or infallible. Structurally, adogmatism promotes constructive skepticism, epistemic relativism, critical spirit, and the permanent revision of knowledge based on new scientific and rational discoveries.
• Investigation — The act of systematically investigating a problem, an offense, or a situation of public interest, and its result; a set of investigations, hearings, and evidence gathering carried out by a judicial authority, an administrative commission, or by journalists to establish factual truth and identify responsible parties.
• Female investigator — A woman who conducts a criminal, administrative, or journalistic investigation; a female specialist (prosecutor, police officer, inspector, or investigative journalist) tasked with gathering evidence, hearing the involved parties, and discovering the truth in a case.
• Inquirer — A person officially tasked with conducting an inquiry; an investigator or official inquirer appointed by a public authority or a special commission to collect evidence, hear individuals, and compile a report regarding an administrative, disciplinary, or criminal case.