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Socratic epistemology: explorations of knowledge-seeking by questioning

โœ Scribed by Hintikka, Jaakko

Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Year
2007
Tongue
English
Leaves
249
Category
Library
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โœฆ Table of Contents

Introduction
1. Epistemology without knowledge and without belief
2. Abduction: inference, conjecture, or an answer to a question?
3. Second-generation epistemic logic and its general significance
4. Presuppositions and other limitations of inquiry
5. The place of the a priori in epistemology
6. Systems of visual identification and neuroscience: lessons from epistemic logic with John Symons
7. Logical explanations
8. Who has kidnapped the notion of information?
9. A fallacious fallacy?
10. Omitting data: ethical or strategic problem?

โœฆ Subjects

Theory of knowledge

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