Espistemology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Espistemology - the study of knowledge Experience - a common way of understanding the social world Tenacity - the assumption that something is true because it has always been said to be true Authority - the reliance upon someone in a position of power to determine what is factual. This power may be derived from a variety of places, such as expertise, political power, religous authority, or interpersonal trust. A Priori - This form of reasoning is based on personal reasoning or logic, or ...

Espistemology - ANSWER the study of knowledge Experience - ANSWER a common way of understanding the social world Tenacity - ANSWER the assumption that something is true because it has always been said to be true Authority - ANSWER the reliance upon someone in a position of power to determine what is factual. This power may be derived from a variety of places, such as expertise, political power, religous authority, or interpersonal trust. A Priori - ANSWER This form of reasoning is based o...

Espistemology - the study of knowledge Experience - a common way of understanding the social world Tenacity - the assumption that something is true because it has always been said to be true Authority - the reliance upon someone in a position of power to determine what is factual. This power may be derived from a variety of places, such as expertise, political power, religous authority, or interpersonal trust. A Priori - This form of reasoning is based on personal reasoning or logic, or ...

A complete course review for first year philosophy. These notes were taken during the PHIL1000 lectures at CarletonU.