Epistemology flashcards
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- Definition of Knowledge and the Gettier Problem28
- Types of Knowledge22
- Sources of Knowledge17
- Rationalism and Empiricism92
- Descartes and the Method of Doubt18
- Epistemic Justification8
- Skepticism11
- Theories of Perception: Direct and Indirect Realism38
- Idealism and Anti-Realism9
- Theories of Truth8
- Philosophy of Science and the Problem of Induction15
- Value of Knowledge5
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20 cardsKnowledge Acquaintance knowledge (Knowledge by Acquaintance)
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21 cardsEpistemology Three types of knowledge?
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5 cardsPragmatist Theories of Truth Pragmatist Theories of Truth: Truth According to James
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51 cardsEpistemology - Perception Epistemology - Perception
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70 cardsReason as a scourge of knowledge What do empiricists claim
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32 cardsBerkeley Empiricism is incompatible with realism. It is not possible to experience objects of senses as existing unp...
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34 cardsThe Problem of Induction According to Hume, all objects of human reason can be divided into two categories. What are they? What are ...
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40 cardsEpistemology: Knowledge & Perception Key Terms AS level Philosophy (Epistemology) Flashcards created by Lilli Flahh on 26/03/2017.
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13 cardsCh. 2 Vocab
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51 cardsPerception as a source of knowledge If you are a realist, what do you believe
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51 cardsPHIL-1000-Carleton University The oldest accusations against Socrates
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34 cardsRationalism and Empiricism When did the traditions of Rationalism and Empiricism emerge as such?
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22 cardsLocke on Ideas Locke is an empiricist. Ideas: what the mind perceives in its self or is an immediate object of perception/...
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20 cardsScepticism In the meditations, which considerations push Descartes deeper and deeper into doubt?
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37 cardsReason as a source of knowledge What is rationalism
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35 cardsUntitled What is does the term A priori mean?
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15 cardsDescartes's Argument Descartes's Argument Foundationalism
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47 cardsEPISTEMOLOGY DEFINITIONS
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56 cardsPhilosophy Segment 3 Test
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45 cardsThe tripartite view S knows that p if and only if
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16 cardsThe Analysis of Knowledge Give an example to support the claim that the third of the JTB conditions is necessary.
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57 cardsRealism, Idealism, and Skepticism on Knowledge Made for Rockhurst University course, Reality and Human Existence.
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33 cardsEpistemoogy flashcards
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16 cardsDESCARTES Three main arguments in the First Meditation (each argument stronger than the last, calls into question mos...
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26 cardsPerception
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18 cardsPHL1006_Hume (Lecture 2) What are Hume's principles of association (how do we connect ideas)?
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16 cardsIntuition deduction thesis Essentially, what are the four rules descartes intends us to follow to seek truth ( discourse)
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11 cardsstructure of knowledge ! What is knowledge ?
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28 cardsEpistemology What are the three main types of knowledge
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21 cardsPOLS 2703 Week Two Revision Why has science become a success?
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8 cardsBelief and Knowledge Belief and Knowledge: Prichard and Malcolm
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17 cardsKnowledge empiricism What is synthetic knowledge
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4 cardsUntitled Mind as a Tabula Rasa
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3 cardsphilosophy paper 1 what is a false lemma (3)
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19 cardsPhilosophy AS keywords - epistemology
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8 cardsUntitled what is the distinctive goal of a metaphysician?
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10 cardsValidating Religious Experiences with Theories of Truth What is Correspondence theory?
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14 cardsEpistemology What is JTB and what are the problems with it?
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27 cardsEpistemology Flashcards What is epistemology?
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12 cardsHUME Hume's key beliefs
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About epistemology flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat these epistemology flashcards cover
The decks offer different ways into the unit. Knowledge covers acquaintance, ability and propositional knowledge, while Pragmatist Theories of Truth focuses on truth according to James. Other decks explore perception, induction, reason and experience.
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Start with Epistemology for cards on types of knowledge, analytic and synthetic truth, and a priori and a posteriori knowledge. For perception vocabulary, try Epistemology: Knowledge & Perception Key Terms, which includes direct realism, illusion and sense data. Choose the deck that matches the topic you are studying.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Try Epistemology if you want cards on several starting points, including types of knowledge and analytic and synthetic truth. If you are focusing on perception, Epistemology: Knowledge & Perception Key Terms offers vocabulary such as direct realism, illusion and sense data.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different sets and choose the ones that fit the terms or questions you are studying.
Do the decks cover reason and experience?
Yes. Reason & Experience includes cards on a priori and a posteriori knowledge. Empiricism Key words covers ideas, experience and sense impressions, while Innate knowledge includes cards on rationalism and empiricism. These decks give you several places to practice the vocabulary.