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The Refutation of Sceptisism

Mind map: the refutation of scepticism
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The Refutation of Sceptisism
Sceptisism, What is It?
- There is a problem with the justification in our knowledge
- We cannot have knowledge of the world
Responses
- Mitigated Sceptisism
- The view that Sceptisism is not a practical option
- Transendental Arguments
- How Experience is Constituted
- Phenomenalism
- The Denial of the Gap between appearance and reality
- The view that the starting point for sceptical arguments is unintellegable
In an Essay
- AO1 - Outline sceptisism and it's arguments
- AO2 - Illustrate the arguments
- AO3 - Evaluate, counter and counter-counter
Main Points
- To Evaluate the Sceptic's Challenge and the responses to it
- Can Sceptisism be refuted?
- Can we claim to know?
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- Mind Map of the key points in the first part of the unit 'Epistemology and Metaphysics'
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- Mollie Bedford
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