Epistemology A contemporary introduction to the theory of knowledge

By:

Audi Robert

Publication details: London Routledge 2017Edition: 3rdDescription: 404P xxiii PBISBN:

9780415879231

DDC classification:

121 AUD

Contents:

Table of Contents Selected Contents: Preface Introduction Part 1: Sources of Justification, Knowledge, and Truth 1. Perception: Sensing, Believing, and Knowing 2. Theories of Perception: Sense Experience, Appearances, and Reality 3. Memory 4. Consciousness: The Life of the Mind 5. Reason I: Understanding, Insight, and Intellectual Power 6. Reason II: Apriority, Necessity, and Provability 7. Testimony Part 2: The Structure and Growth of Justification and Knowledge 8. Inference and the Extension of Knowledge 9. The Architecture of Knowledge Part 3: The Nature and Scope of Justification and Knowledge 10. The Analysis of Knowledge: Justification, Certainty, and Reliability 11. Knowledge, Justification and Truth: Internalism, Externalism, and Intellectual Virtue 12. Scientific, Moral, and Religious Knowledge 13. Scepticism I: The Quest for Certainty 14. Scepticism II: The Defense of Common Sense in the Face of Fallibility 15. Conclusion. Annotated Bibliography. Index.

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Knowledge - Theory Of

Table of Contents
Selected Contents:
Preface Introduction
Part 1: Sources of Justification, Knowledge, and Truth
1. Perception: Sensing, Believing, and Knowing
2. Theories of Perception: Sense Experience, Appearances, and Reality
3. Memory
4. Consciousness: The Life of the Mind
5. Reason I: Understanding, Insight, and Intellectual Power
6. Reason II: Apriority, Necessity, and Provability
7. Testimony
Part 2: The Structure and Growth of Justification and Knowledge
8. Inference and the Extension of Knowledge
9. The Architecture of Knowledge
Part 3: The Nature and Scope of Justification and Knowledge
10. The Analysis of Knowledge: Justification, Certainty, and Reliability
11. Knowledge, Justification and Truth: Internalism, Externalism, and Intellectual Virtue
12. Scientific, Moral, and Religious Knowledge
13. Scepticism I: The Quest for Certainty
14. Scepticism II: The Defense of Common Sense in the Face of Fallibility
15. Conclusion.
Annotated
Bibliography.
Index.

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