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...all their explanations “reduced” to the terms of physics. The reductionist epistemology and methodology is strictly analytical.” ...ntually have all their explanations “reduced” to physics. The reductionist epistemology and methodology is strictly analytical.”''

Aristotle represented an advanced paradigm at the time of his work. His epistemology contradicted his teacher Plato in a crucial manner. Both valued and emphasi

...the opinion that the [[Heisenberg uncertainty principle]] was more of an [[Epistemology|epistemic]] limitation than an indication of [[Ontology|ontological]] indet

...of scientists as described above.<ref name="world3">Karl R. Popper, 1967, Epistemology without a knowing subject, in: Massimo Baldini and Lorenzo Infantino, eds.,

Debates in [[epistemology]] have shifted to take on board that cognitive functions are evolved. Much

...incipia/article/view/17003 |journal=Principia: an international journal of epistemology |volume=6 |issue=1 |year=2002 |pages=pp. 5-50}} A pdf version is found [htt

...384-322 B.C) represented an advanced paradigm at the time of his work. His epistemology contradicted his teacher Plato in a crucial manner. Both valued and emphasi

...in the same way that was done unsuccessfully by the logical positivists in epistemology, "trying to establish a secure foundation for scientific knowledge based on

...in the same way that was done unsuccessfully by the logical positivists in epistemology, "trying to establish a secure foundation for scientific knowledge based on

...d standpoint is that of "how" does one know what one knows. The field of [[epistemology]] questions what knowledge is, how it is acquired, and to what extent it is