epistemology in A Sentence

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    This is precisely the job of Epistemology.

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    At the center of this belief is Epistemology.

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    In philosophy, the study of knowledge is called Epistemology;

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    Epistemology, therefore, is concerned with the justification of knowledge claims.

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    Epistemology provides a broad and rich topic about which to write an essay.

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    As a junior Assistant Professor, logic, Epistemology and ethical theory were his stock areas of instruction.

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    Epistemology: The study or theories of the nature and grounds of knowledge, especially with reference to its validity and limits.

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    Epistemology: A study or the theory of the nature and grounds of knowledge, especially with reference to its limits and validity.

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    Epistemology = the study or a theory of the nature and grounds of knowledge, especially with reference to its limits and validity.

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    Epistemology is the study or a theory of the nature and grounds of knowledge especially with reference to its limits and validity.

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    When I think about the five major and the five minor sciences, I realise how important among them are logic and Epistemology.

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    And as the philosophy is understood, in it more general form, as love of knowledge, the Epistemology is one of the fundamental parts».

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    Jean Piaget, after the creation in 1955 of the International Centre for Genetic Epistemology in Geneva, first uses the expression“constructivist epistemologies”(see above).

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    For example, Epistemology can help clarify concepts such as“proof”,“theory”,“law” and“hypothesis” that are generally poorly understood by the general public and indeed some scientists.

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    In this way, Epistemology serves not to adjudicate on the credibility of science, but to better understand its strengths and limitations and hence make scientific knowledge more accessible.

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    Indeed, it's easy to argue that an essay about anything which requires the author to broaden or refine his knowledge about a given topic, is itself an example of Epistemology.

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    But the fundamental difference between class politics and identity politics or NGO-politics, lies not so much in the issues taken up, as in the Epistemology underlying the engagement with these issues.

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    Michel Foucault's book The Order of Things examined the history of science to study how structures of Epistemology, or epistemes shaped how people imagined knowledge and knowing(though Foucault would later explicitly deny affiliation with the structuralist movement).

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    At a time when political rhetoric is riven with irrationality, when knowledge is being seen less as a means of understanding the world and more as an encumbrance that can be pushed aside if it stands in the way of wishful thinking, and when authoritarian leaders are drawing ever larger crowds, Epistemology needs to matter.

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    Godwin certainly had no full blown Epistemology identical to Piaget's, but it is significant that Godwin anticipated by roughly a century and a half some of the ideas which would ultimately be confirmed by scientific inquiry and for that reason alone, his is a more adequate Epistemology than that associated with liberal thinkers such as Locke and those who followed in that tradition.

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