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  • ...led '''theory of knowledge.''' A [[philosophy|philosophical]] discipline, epistemology deals with broad questions concerning cognition: what is [[knowledge]]? Is Occasionally, certain other topics are included in epistemology, particularly the [[philosophy of perception]] as well as questions about [
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  • ...he history of epistemology is not what is usually studied when one studies epistemology. --[[User:Larry Sanger|Larry Sanger]] 14:33, 3 August 2007 (CDT) ...uced into English by the Scottish philosopher [[James Frederick Ferrier]]. Epistemology is a branch of [[philosophy]].
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  • ...[[Reformed epistemology]].<ref>[http://www.iep.utm.edu/relig-ep/ Religious Epistemology], Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy</ref> * [[Reformed epistemology]]
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  • '''Reformed epistemology''' is a philosophical approach by [[Alvin Plantinga]], [[William Alston]] a Critics of reformed epistemology argue that the divine sense is different from other senses, and that when w
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  • ...[[Reformed epistemology]].<ref>[http://www.iep.utm.edu/relig-ep/ Religious Epistemology], Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy</ref> * [[Reformed epistemology]]
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  • ...eligious and specifically Christian epistemological view called [[reformed epistemology]], argues against [[naturalism]] using an evolutionary argument, and also p
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  • ...a totality of states of affairs (in ''A World of States of Affairs''). In epistemology, Armstrong is best known for his advocacy of an [[externalism|externalist]] == Epistemology ==
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  • ...is a form of [[Internalism_and_Externalism#Epistemology|internalism]] in [[epistemology]]. It is the position that whether someone's belief is justified supervenes
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  • *Interests: philosophy of language, political philosophy, ethics, empirical epistemology
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  • ...ple that when one is not believed for prejudicial reasons one is wronged [[epistemology|epistemically]]. Primarily advanced by British philosopher [[Miranda Fricke
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  • (b. 1945) [[United Kingdom|British]] philosopher working in [[epistemology]], [[logic]] and [[philosophy of science]] working at the [[University of M
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  • '''Reformed epistemology''' is a philosophical approach by [[Alvin Plantinga]], [[William Alston]] a Critics of reformed epistemology argue that the divine sense is different from other senses, and that when w
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  • ...impact of IT on writing (Text-e, Palgrave 2006) and many essays on social epistemology. She is the founder of the website for virtual conferences http://www.inter
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  • {{rpl|justification (epistemology)}} {{rpl|foundationalism (epistemology)}}
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  • ...philosophy program, after having spent 6 years in independent research in epistemology, two of them attending courses and reading in the Bodleian Library at Oxfor ...ped. After more than 10 years of working on the problem, I wrote a book on epistemology. Subsequently, I founded a company which grew to 30+ employees, where we de
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  • ...ified True Belief Knowledge?" which described the [[Gettier problem]] in [[epistemology]].
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  • ...are the [[disjunctivism|disjunctive]] theory of [[sense perception]] in [[epistemology]], [[philosophy of language]] and [[philosophy of mind]].
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  • ...sitions in [[philosophy of language|semantics]], [[philosophy of mind]], [[epistemology]] and [[ethics]]. ==Epistemology==
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  • [[Australia|Australian]] [[philosophy|philosopher]] focused on [[epistemology]], [[Ontology (philosophy)|ontology]] and [[philosophy of mind]]. Author of
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  • ...]], [[metaphysics]], [[philosophy of mind]], [[philosophy of language]], [[epistemology]], [[philosophy of science]], [[ethics]], and [[political philosophy]] as-- {{r|epistemology}}
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  • ...graduate student at University of Houston. My main interests are in logic, epistemology, computation, and cognitive science.
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  • ...hes logic, metaphysics, philosophy of science, contemporary pragmatism and epistemology.
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  • My special interests are Science, Ecology, Theology and Epistemology,
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  • ...tation. I included it because I consider this of interest to the field of epistemology but philosophers would know better than I. --[[User:Joe Quick|Joe Quick]] 1
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  • ...ted a science-based philosophical system encompassing semantics, ontology, epistemology and ethics (Treatise on basic philosophy,1974-1989) characterized by a natu
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  • ...sts), this dualism is a bit lacking and they even say that metaphysics and epistemology are the same thing (at the second conference on Speculative Realism in Bris
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  • ...philosophy at Merton College in the University of Oxford, specialising in epistemology and philosophy of religion. I did my BA in philosophy at Cambridge. Besides
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  • ...authors are, on physics, Werner Heisenberg; on neurology, Oliver Sacks; on epistemology, Edgar Morin; on philosophy, Hans-Georg Gadamer.
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  • Major interests include: rhetoric, epistemology, writing, general philosophy, philosophy of science, debunking of pseudo-sc
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  • ...e to Hume (etc.) and broad historical problems in science, metaphysics and epistemology. However, these references in a central Phil of Science article can be "li
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  • ...led '''theory of knowledge.''' A [[philosophy|philosophical]] discipline, epistemology deals with broad questions concerning cognition: what is [[knowledge]]? Is Occasionally, certain other topics are included in epistemology, particularly the [[philosophy of perception]] as well as questions about [
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  • ...erse; formal poetics; cognition; literary translation; and, in philosophy, epistemology, moral ethics, and disproof theology. As a literary professional, my academ
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  • ...iple]] in ''[[Language, Truth and Logic]]''. In addition, he wrote about [[epistemology]], especially questions of perception where he endorsed an account using se
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  • ...teacher and a published writer. My interests are in philosophy (especially epistemology), education and the sciences.
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  • ...cademic journal]]s in [[philosophy]]. It covers work in [[metaphysics]], [[epistemology]], [[logic]], [[philosophy of language]] and [[philosophy of mind]]. The jo
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  • ...ly late antiquity through early modern, also pre-modern Japanese history), epistemology, metaethics, evolution/paleontology, religion (as an object of study, defin
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  • ...raining Technologies (HEC St Louis, Brussels) and a second in Philosophy & Epistemology (Université Libre de Bruxelles).
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  • My interests are most things educational (including technology), Ethics, Epistemology, and Philosophy of Mind.
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  • * ''[[Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology]]'' (1967) ISBN 0-452-01030-6 (expanded second edition) * ''[[Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology]]'' second edition (edited by [[Harry Binswanger]]; additional material by
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  • ...hing for a report on Wikipedia; it was mentioned in the article "Toward an Epistemology of Wikipedia" by Don Fallis. I thought I would take a break from writing an
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  • *[http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/descartes-epistemology/ Descartes' Epistemology]
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  • ==Naturalized epistemology== ...tic indeterminacy is important to the understanding of Quine's naturalized epistemology. As Quine states his thesis:
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  • ...the leading lights in [[Christian philosophy]], working on the [[reformed epistemology]] project along with [[Alvin Plantinga]] and [[Nicholas Wolterstorff]], and
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  • ...of truth is a rather abstract, [[technical philosophy|technical]] one in [[epistemology]] and the [[philosophy of language]]: they study what we mean whenever we s ...ck up one's beliefs. Truth does not seem to answer all of our questions in epistemology: one can have a justified belief about something and be wrong, and one can
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  • My interests are most things educational (including technology), Ethics, Epistemology, and Philosophy of Mind, and for those who don't mind the Spanish, I have a
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  • ...ly), ''Papers in Philosophical Logic'' (1988), ''Papers in Metaphysics and Epistemology'' (1999) and ''Papers in Ethics and Social Philosophy''.
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  • {{r|Internalism (epistemology)}} {{r|Externalism (epistemology)}}
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  • Jeff Sheridan's contribution to conjuring epistemology are worthy of including in the main article. I will return to complete shor ...in terms of ruminative, anthropologically based discourse about conjuring epistemology, methodology and critical theory. We have since talked about collaborating
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  • ...a category of theories in the [[philosophy|philosophical]] discipline of [[epistemology]], has been advanced both as a theory of [[knowledge]] and of [[epistemic j ...n objectionable because it entails a form of [[Internalism and externalism#Epistemology|epistemic externalism]]. Another objection to reliabilism is the [[new evil
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  • My doctoral dissertation was in epistemology (i.e. the theory of knowledge); more specifically, I attempted to offer an
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  • ...he history of epistemology is not what is usually studied when one studies epistemology. --[[User:Larry Sanger|Larry Sanger]] 14:33, 3 August 2007 (CDT) ...uced into English by the Scottish philosopher [[James Frederick Ferrier]]. Epistemology is a branch of [[philosophy]].
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  • ...s |first= David |authorlink= David Lewis |title= Papers in Metaphysics and Epistemology |year= 1999 |coauthors= |publisher= |location= |isbn= }}
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  • ...ogy, glaciology, hydrology and oceanography, astronomy, philosophy (mainly epistemology, logic, and metaphysics), Latin American history, and English syntax. I've
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  • ...s the central topic of the [[philosophy|philosophical]] subdiscipline of [[epistemology]]. A good place to begin with this topic is by explaining why most philoso
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  • :[http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/h/humeepis.htm Metaphysics and Epistemology]
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  • ...sionally involved in computer hardware. Interested in cults, Hinduism, and epistemology. Avid but not the most accurate reader; has made mistakes in the past when
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  • ...sociology may do). Recent continental philosophers have been dealing with epistemology, ontology, and metaphysics in light of poststructuralist (as well as Heideg
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  • ...uman Space Exploration]], the [[Commercial Space Industry]], [[Virtue]], [[Epistemology]], [[General Relativity]], [[Quantum Mechanics]], [[Christianity]], [[Buddh
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  • ...tainly it bears little resemblance to anything I ever learned or taught in epistemology.
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  • ...ool in central Iowa. I am a philosophy major with a particular interest in epistemology, but I try to maintain broad academic interests. Other disciplines which es
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  • ...ated to the academic system of the period, rather than considerations of [[Epistemology|epistemological]] elegance.
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  • ...every field, but with a particular emphasis on philosophy of mind and also epistemology, which I hope one day to reconcile with the intuitive account of knowledge,
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  • ...guage design. A secondary expertise is general information management and epistemology, but without formal training.
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  • ...osophy|philosopher]] best known for the so-called [[Gettier problem]] in [[epistemology]] which he outlined in a 1963 paper in ''Analysis'' titled "Is Justified Tr
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  • ...Intellectual Powers of Man]],'' a very broad work in [[metaphysics]] and [[epistemology]], and ''[[An Essay on the Active Powers of Man]],'' concerning [[ethics]] ...so [[The Problem of the Criterion]].</ref> Particularly in the field of [[epistemology]], philosophers like [[Roderick Chisholm]], [[William Alston]], [[Alvin Pla
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  • ...standards of reasoning and definition|}}{{#if:|::Metaphysics: |}}{{#if:|::Epistemology: |}}{{#if:|::Philosophy of Religion: |}}{{#if:|::Philosophy of Mind: |}}{{#
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  • an explanation such as its epistemology (e.g., causal relationships, coherence, Controversy: Opportunities for Epistemology and Philosophy of Science
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  • ..., where she examined the topic of epistemological understanding. Personal epistemology examines how a particular individual or group of people acquire their sense
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  • ...of these core articles, for instance, are clearly indicated as branches of epistemology, or some other field. [[User:John_Hymers|John_Hymers]]
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  • ## [[Epistemology]] and [[Knowledge]]
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  • ...Manuskripten aus den Jahren 1930-1933'' (''The Two Fundamental Problems of Epistemology - Based on Manuscripts from the Period 1930-1933'') (Edited by Troels Egger ...g collection of essays by Popper, Campbell, Munz, Flew, et al, on Popper's epistemology and critical rationalism. Includes a vigorous answer to Rorty's criticisms.
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  • ...anarratives, postmodernists advocate the adoption [[nonfoundationalist]] [[epistemology]], [[moral relativism]] and [[pluralism|pluralist]] politics. The wider cul
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  • ...aps. AD authored 350 scientific articles and 200 articles in the domain of epistemology, ethics and popularisation of Science. He has published four books, includi
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  • ...k der reinen Vernunft'') is a philosophical text by [[Immanuel Kant]] on [[epistemology]] and [[metaphysics]]. Published in two editions (first in 1781 and second
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  • :What's that last sentence doing in there? Epistemology?
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  • ...of impressions. The right use of impressions is a core concept in Stoic [[epistemology]] <ref>R.J.Hankinson, ''Stoic Espitemology'', in ''The Cambridge Companion
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  • ...needs to be said on this subject has already been said in the article on [[epistemology]] - which was written by Larry Sanger with contributions by two others with Since epistemology is by definition the study of knowledge, to add anything to this article by
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  • ...s?id=EZYsPQgBNioC&printsec=frontcover&dq=Claiming+Knowledge:+Strategies+of+Epistemology+from+Theosophy+to+the+New+Age&hl=en&ei=XGUjTI_sN8GBlAf506BJ&sa=X&oi=book_re In other words, the author of ''Claiming Knowledge: Strategies of Epistemology from Theosophy to the New Age'', Olav Hammer, is saying that Bailey's prese
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  • ...d [[Leucippus]]. Relying on consequences of this physics he developed an [[epistemology]] he called the {{polytonic|κανών}} (canon, ruler or measure), as it p ...is similar to that found among the Stoics: physics, logic (which includes epistemology as in the canon), and ethics.
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  • '''[[Epistemology]]'''
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  • ...nt P. "Noah Webster and the Idea of a National Culture: the Pathologies of Epistemology." ''Journal of the History of Ideas'' 1984 45(1): 99-114. Issn: 0022-5037 [
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  • ...ook, ''Palomar'', which is substantially a collection of tales about the [[Epistemology|philosophy of knowledge]].
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  • ...IX]], am an [[atheism|atheist]], like to think about [[metaphysics]] and [[epistemology]], am a recovering libertarian who has turned back to being a political lef
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  • ...ollectively, the process is scheme theory. This leads to understanding the epistemology and ontology of cognitivism-constructivism.'' '''''Epistemology and Ontology of Cognitivism-Constructivism'''''
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  • ...various disciplines, ranging from Philosophy, Computer Science, Sociology, Epistemology, Management to Economics. The subsets of schools resulted from a research u
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  • ...ce and nature of a [[god]] or gods, and the possibility of [[miracle]]s, [[Epistemology|epistemological]] questions such as the status and nature of [[faith]] and ==Epistemology==
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  • ...ollectively, the process is scheme theory. This leads to understanding the epistemology and ontology of cognitivism-constructivism. '''Epistemology and Ontology of Cognitivism-Constructivism'''
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  • ...hardson has a diverse knowledge of multiple academic areas, from classical epistemology, to organizational behavior science, as well as electrical and electronic e ...chardson is a published poet and academic researcher, and enjoys debate on epistemology, ethics, and other metaphysical topics. His most recent personal interests
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  • ...[[Cartesianism]], [[Rationalism]], [[Foundationalism]], [[Metaphysics]], [[Epistemology]], [[Science]] ...edge about the world based on deduction ''and'' perception. In terms of [[epistemology]] therefore, he can be said to have contributed such ideas as a rigorous co
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  • 32. Campbell, D. T. 1974. Evolutionary Epistemology. In (P.A. Schlipp, ed.) The Library of Living Philosophers, Vol. XIV: The P ...C. Plotkin, ed.) Learning, Development and Culture: Essays in Evolutionary Epistemology. John Wiley and Sons.
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  • ...nism in biology into three parts, [[Ontology (philosophy)|ontological]], [[Epistemology|epistemological]] and [[Methodology|methodological]].<ref name=Brigandt/> ' ...two large fields of [[Ontology (philosophy)|ontology]] (what exists) and [[epistemology]] (how do we find out about what exists?). In both cases there are [[Plural
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  • ...last = Hammer | first = Olav | title =Claiming Knowledge: Strategies of Epistemology from Theosophy to the New Age | publisher = BRILL | date = 2004 | pages = ...h opposition. <ref>Hammer, Olav (2001) ''Claiming Knowledge: Strategies of epistemology from theosophy to the new age" BRILL p. 65</ref> The conflict is understand
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  • ...umbers — do they exist, or are they "mental concepts". Then there is the [[Epistemology|epistemological]] problem which is concerned with how we know anything abou
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  • ...e Mind]] (''Regulae ad directionem ingenii''), it forms the basis of the [[Epistemology]] known as [[Cartesianism]].
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  • ...wiki/index.php/TrustOPedia TrustOPedia], my system project for a practical epistemology. In the same vein, Wikipedia's history viewer should allow one to query whi
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  • ...active in advertising the new philosophical ideas. Several congresses on [[epistemology]] and [[philosophy of science]] were organized, with the help of the [[Berl
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  • ...uage/Approval]], [[English language/Unused]], [[Epistemology/Approval]], [[Epistemology/Unused]], [[Ernst Mayr/Bibliography]], [[Ernst Mayr/External Links]], [[Ern ..., [[Direct 8]], [[Direct 8 en français]], [[Domestication]], [[El Tío]], [[Epistemology]], [[Expressionist architecture]], [[Federal Reserve System]], [[Fiorello L
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  • * [[User:Larry Sanger|Larry Sanger]] started a proper article about [[epistemology]] and got hungry editing [[hot dog]].
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  • ...d what needs argument), dealing with it instead when I get on to religious epistemology.) --[[User:Peter J. King|Peter J. King]] <span style="background:black">&nb
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  • ..., [[logic]], the [[philosophy of language]], the [[philosophy of mind]], [[epistemology]], the [[philosophy of science]], [[ethics]], [[political philosophy]], and Other important, but less immediate applications can be found in [[epistemology]], which might help one to regulate one's notions of what knowledge, eviden
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  • ...turn tried to pick apart his examples, and challenged his basic postmodern epistemology. Said was not an expert on any aspect of Asian history of culture (he was a
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  • ...their time doing work in many different areas, such as [[metaphysics]], [[epistemology]], [[moral philosophy]], and [[political philosophy]], a great deal of the
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  • ...red one of the four classic branches of [[Philosophy]] (the others being [[epistemology]], [[metaphysics]], and [[axiology]]). Logic is a broad and ancient subjec What is the [[Epistemology|epistemological]] status of the [[laws of logic]]? What sort of arguments
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  • ...e Vienna Circle began with meetings on the [[philosophy of science]] and [[epistemology]] from 1907 on, promoted by [[Philipp Frank]], [[Hans Hahn]], [[Richard von
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  • {{cite book |title=Epistemology and the Regress Problem |author=Scott Aikin |isbn=0415878004 |year=2011 |p
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  • ...the world. More seriously, though, it seems to be making assumptions about epistemology that are quite sweeping and a little ill-informed: this area of philosophy
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  • :* [[User:Larry Sanger|Larry Sanger]]: [[philosophy]], [[wiki]], [[epistemology]]
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  • Taylor, Charles, "Overcoming Epistemology", in ''Philosophical Arguments'', Harvard University Press, 1995</ref>
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  • .... Worldviews are the soup we mix the meat up into with some morality, some epistemology, some view on the ontological status of minds and so on. One view on ontolo
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  • | title = Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology
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  • ...|homicide]], whereas maximum life span is determined by "rate of aging". [[Epistemology|Epistemologically]] maximum life span also depends upon initial sample size
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  • * [[Epistemology]]
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  • ...ting experimental results as evidence or because he had doubts about the [[epistemology|epistemological]] status of experimental findings is not known. Nevertheles
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  • # [[Epistemology|Epistemology]]
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  • ...n achieve fixity, knowledge arises. Some scholars suppose that this entire epistemology is Alcmaeon's (e.g., Barnes 1982, 149 ff.), while others more cautiously no ...n achieve fixity, knowledge arises. Some scholars suppose that this entire epistemology is Alcmaeon's (e.g., Barnes 1982, 149 ff.), while others more cautiously no
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  • .... His answers to these questions is marked by the changes he bequeathed to epistemology, ethics and aesthetics. Writing in the ''Critique of Pure Reason'', Kant hi
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  • # [[Epistemology]]
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  • **'''[[Kazimierz Ajdukiewicz]]''', who taught [[philosophy of language]], [[epistemology]] and [[logic]], and contributed to ''Erkenntnis''.
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  • ...le, where I have indeed added material about his ideas on transformational epistemology.
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  • ...ert's ''De Veritate'', [[innate idea]]s had been the foundation of Deist [[epistemology]]. Locke's famous attack on innate ideas in the first book of the ''Essay' ...on innate ideas, Tindal's "Deist Bible" redefined the foundation of Deist epistemology as knowledge based on experience or human reason. This effectively widened
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  • *[[Epistemology/Approval]] *[[Epistemology/Unused]]
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  • ...losophy of science is the metaphysics (comprising ontology, cosmology) and epistemology of science. Only by some such definition can the term 'philosophy of scienc
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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.”''
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  • 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
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  • ...the opinion that the [[Heisenberg uncertainty principle]] was more of an [[Epistemology|epistemic]] limitation than an indication of [[Ontology|ontological]] indet
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  • ...all their explanations “reduced” to the terms of physics. The reductionist epistemology and methodology is strictly analytical.”
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  • [[:Category:Epistemology|Epistemology]] (3)
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  • # Popper, K. (1984), Evolutionary Epistemology, in Evolutionary Theory: Paths into the Future, (ed.) J. W. Pollard, London
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  • ...results. This body of knowledge, like any other science, is based upon an epistemology and axioms. The same discipline and expectations of the various sciences ex
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  • (1) Philosophy: ontology, epistemology, and axiology of systems;
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  • ...of scientists as described above.<ref name="world3">Karl R. Popper, 1967, Epistemology without a knowing subject, in: Massimo Baldini and Lorenzo Infantino, eds.,
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  • Debates in [[epistemology]] have shifted to take on board that cognitive functions are evolved. Much
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  • ...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
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  • 5 Epistemology, Logic, and Scientific Method
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • :::::re. Josephson: [[memory of water]] and the epistemology of homeopathy (re Martin's comments) are subjected to two different (and mu
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  • :10.3 Epistemology
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...tem, but it is only because Popper's political philosophy derives from his epistemology and from his solution of the problem of demarcation. Thus, it comes natural
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  • ..., [[history of medicine]] (AMA subsection), [[Flexner report]], [[gestalt (epistemology)]], [[breast cancer]], [[endocrine disruptor]], [[logical reductionism]] an
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