'Justified belief' diaporamas de présentation

What Is Philosophy?

What Is Philosophy?. There are certain central notions that are the focus of philosophy: Truth, justice, beauty, the mind, space, time, experience, justification, knowledge, thought, goodness, God, existence, causation

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The Problem of Induction

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Plato

Plato. Theaetetus. What is Knowledge?. In the Theaetetus , Socrates sets out to analyze what is knowledge or what does it mean to know something. The view presented contributes to the standard definition of knowledge used within the philosophical tradition. Plato.

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The tripartite theory of knowledge

The tripartite theory of knowledge. Michael Lacewing enquiries@alevelphilosophy.co.uk. Three types of knowledge. Acquaintance knowledge I know Oxford Ability knowledge I know how to ride a bike Propositional knowledge I know that elephants are heavier than mice .

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BACKGROUND ISSUES IN ORGANISATION RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

BACKGROUND ISSUES IN ORGANISATION RESEARCH METHODOLOGY. Epistemology Ontology Helping students reflect on the connection between their theories and their realities. EPISTEMOLOGICAL CONCERNS. The way we behave is motivated by the way we (individually and socially) give meaning to events.

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Respectful Disagreement

Respectful Disagreement What should we do when we find out that someone we consider just as or even more intelligent and informed as we are on a certain topic disagrees with us on that topic?. Points of Disagreement: Horse A won the race. God exists.

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