Epistemology, or 'the theory of knowledge', is concerned with how we know what we know, what justifies us in believing what we believe, and what standards of evidence we should use in seeking truths about the world and human experience. This title explains the concepts and theories central to understanding knowledge.
Epistemology, or 'the theory of knowledge', is concerned with how we know what we know, what justifies us in believing what we believe, and what standards of evidence we should use in seeking truths about the world and human experience. This title explains the concepts and theories central to understanding knowledge.
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Produktdetails
Routledge Contemporary Introductions to Philosophy
Robert Audi is John A. O'Brien Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame and author of many papers and books on knowledge and belief, justification, and rationality.
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Selected Contents: Preface Introduction Part 1: Sources of Justification Knowledge and Truth 1. Perception: Sensing Believing and Knowing 2. Theories of Perception: Sense Experience Appearances and Reality 3. Memory 4. Consciousness: The Life of the Mind 5. Reason I: Understanding Insight and Intellectual Power 6. Reason II: Apriority Necessity and Provability 7. Testimony Part 2: The Structure and Growth of Justification and Knowledge 8. Inference and the Extension of Knowledge 9. The Architecture of Knowledge Part 3: The Nature and Scope of Justification and Knowledge 10. The Analysis of Knowledge: Justification Certainty and Reliability 11. Knowledge Justification and Truth: Internalism Externalism and Intellectual Virtue 12. Scientific Moral and Religious Knowledge 13. Skepticism I: The Quest for Certainty 14. Skepticism II: The Defense of Common Sense in the Face of Fallibility 15. Conclusion. Annotated Bibliography. Index.
Selected Contents: Preface Introduction Part 1: Sources of Justification Knowledge and Truth 1. Perception: Sensing Believing and Knowing 2. Theories of Perception: Sense Experience Appearances and Reality 3. Memory 4. Consciousness: The Life of the Mind 5. Reason I: Understanding Insight and Intellectual Power 6. Reason II: Apriority Necessity and Provability 7. Testimony Part 2: The Structure and Growth of Justification and Knowledge 8. Inference and the Extension of Knowledge 9. The Architecture of Knowledge Part 3: The Nature and Scope of Justification and Knowledge 10. The Analysis of Knowledge: Justification Certainty and Reliability 11. Knowledge Justification and Truth: Internalism Externalism and Intellectual Virtue 12. Scientific Moral and Religious Knowledge 13. Skepticism I: The Quest for Certainty 14. Skepticism II: The Defense of Common Sense in the Face of Fallibility 15. Conclusion. Annotated Bibliography. Index.
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