knowledge claims 예문

• Also entailed by a knowledge claim are irrelevant alternatives.
• Knowledge claims and their justification are part of the world we seek to understand.
• Each will have different knowledge claims and experiences that will have shaped how they perceive abortion.
• That distinction is useful when trying to achieve neutrality because sources and knowledge claims are kept clear.
• This aspect of knowledge claims from science is seen as extremely problematic for positivist scientists looking for explanations.
• Epistemic closure does not hold if one does not know all of the known entailments of a knowledge claim.
• It also deals with the means of production of knowledge, as well as skepticism about different knowledge claims.
• Local knowledge claims the presence of a terra cotta pipe from the karez mouth to Bagh-e-Hammam.
• According to RAT, every knowledge claim is made against a spectrum of relevant alternatives entailed by the original knowledge claim.
• According to RAT, every knowledge claim is made against a spectrum of relevant alternatives entailed by the original knowledge claim.
• If we accept the principle of fallibilism we also have to accept that source criticism can never 100 % verify knowledge claims.
• Mitigated skepticism does not accept " strong " or " strict " knowledge claims but does, however, approve specific weaker ones.
• The term " validity " is often seen as a sort catch-all for the question whether the knowledge claims resulting from research are warranted.
• It is attributed to Willard van Orman Quine who motivated his holism through extending Pierre Duhem's problem of underdetermination in physical theory to all knowledge claims.
• Rorty further says that Dewey s theory itself collapses into a version of foundationalism, where immediate, non-discursive experience serves as evidence for particular knowledge claims.
• B . Theory of Knowledge  a unique course of study which asks students to reflect critically upon knowledge claims and judgments made in a wide range of academic and experiential areas
• Knowledge claims that are based more on universal discoveries and natural science can be found in the subjects of philosophy, chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics, and geology.
• Aristotle in works like Rhetoric, reasons that the way to test knowledge claims was to set up an inquiry method where a sceptical audience was encouraged to question evidence and its assumptions.
• Local knowledge claims that the hut to the south of the homestead at Monsildale ( visible in a photograph taken from the south before the homestead was extended ) was used as Aboriginal quarters, and there were Aboriginal workers in the area.
• Rorty encapsulates the essential goal of postanalytic philosophy in that it is not intrinsically opposed to analytic philosophy or its methods, but only to its ultimate aspirations to make philosophy the penultimate form of knowledge which every other knowledge claim must be derived from.