epistemology
- noun
- /ˌɛpɪstəˈmɑlədʒi/
- Specialized
- The study of epistemology helps us understand how knowledge is constructed and validated.
- starting point for epistemology
- Indigenous epistemologies
- epistemology and ethics
This is a important term in Stoic epistemology or Stoic logic, if you like.
- This is a important term in Stoic epistemology or Stoic logic, if you like.
- Very few people consider their epistemology now.
- So aesthetics, I'm very happy that that's our theme is much better than epistemology.
- And so during that time, I was more dismissive of my dad's epistemology than I would have liked to have been.
- You, I want to transition us to, to, to, to what you, what you're doing with your street epistemology.
- So I mean, I think in epistemology, philosophers talk about this view that's known as doxastic involuntarism.
- He coins the term metaphysics, epistemology, logic, ethics.
- Sometimes I think the soul has no epistemology.
- Not the unknown unknown and some excursion into fanciful epistemology.
- I talk about metacognition and self regulation and epistemology and metacognition is, is knowing when you know.
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And epistemology has another name, theory of knowledge.
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Now science is basically cultures answer to the big problem of epistemology, which is how can we know anything at all?
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In other words, the observer produces an epistemology of his or her own.
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Particularly, he sought to develop an epistemology by which others could attain such knowledge.
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I mean, look, possibilities were central to epistemology, right from Descartes on, if not before.
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The Price of Postmodernism: Epistemology and the Literary Canon.
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A dialectical epistemology sees contradictions as opportunities to be sought out and developed.
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The very structure of Bonaventure's epistemology raises difficulties concerning philosophical wisdom.
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Second, educators should actively engage prospective teachers' personal epistemologies with concrete tasks.
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Rorty's dismissal of metaphysics and epistemology in favor of the cultivation of new vocabularies calls for further comment.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Epistemology comes from the Greek root episteme 'knowledge' and the ending -logy 'study', the same ending you see in biology. So, epistemology is the study of how we know things and what makes knowledge reliable.