Epistemology: Theories of Knowledge
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Epistemology
Defining knowledge, understanding the importance of epistemology, and overview of the course

Module #2
What is Knowledge?
Examining the definition and nature of knowledge, including the Gettier problem

Module #3
The History of Epistemology
Survey of major figures and developments in the history of epistemology, from ancient Greece to modern times

Module #4
Rationalism
Exploring the rationalist tradition, including the views of Descartes, Leibniz, and Spinoza

Module #5
Empiricism
Examining the empiricist tradition, including the views of Locke, Berkeley, and Hume

Module #6
The Rationalism-Empiricism Debate
Analyzing the key differences and disagreements between rationalists and empiricists

Module #7
Skepticism
Understanding the skeptical challenge to knowledge, including the views of Sextus Empiricus and David Hume

Module #8
Foundationalism
Examining the foundationalist response to skepticism, including the views of Descartes and Russell

Module #9
Coherentism
Exploring the coherentist alternative to foundationalism, including the views of Hegel and Quine

Module #10
Social Epistemology
Investigating the role of social factors in shaping knowledge, including the views of Durkheim and Kuhn

Module #11
Feminist Epistemology
Examining the feminist critique of traditional epistemology and the development of feminist epistemological theories

Module #12
The Nature of Reality
Exploring the relationship between knowledge and reality, including the views of realists and anti-realists

Module #13
Perception and Sensory Experience
Analyzing the role of perception and sensory experience in knowledge acquisition

Module #14
Memory and Testimony
Investigating the role of memory and testimony in knowledge acquisition

Module #15
Inference and Reasoning
Examining the types of inference and reasoning used in knowledge acquisition, including deduction and induction

Module #16
The Problem of Induction
Analyzing the challenge posed by Humes problem of induction to our understanding of inductive reasoning

Module #17
The Limits of Knowledge
Exploring the limits of human knowledge, including the boundaries of cognitive abilities and the constraints of language

Module #18
Knowledge and Reality in Modern Physics
Investigating the implications of modern physics, including quantum mechanics and relativity, for our understanding of knowledge and reality

Module #19
Knowledge and Truth in Ethics
Examining the relationship between knowledge, truth, and ethics, including the views of moral realists and relativists

Module #20
The Ethics of Belief
Analyzing the ethical implications of belief and knowledge, including the views of Clifford and James

Module #21
Knowledge and Education
Investigating the relationship between knowledge and education, including the role of education in shaping our understanding of knowledge

Module #22
The Digital Age and Epistemology
Examining the implications of the digital age for our understanding of knowledge, including the impact of social media and fake news

Module #23
Postmodernism and Epistemology
Analyzing the postmodern critique of traditional epistemology and the implications for knowledge and reality

Module #24
Epistemology and Cognitive Science
Investigating the intersection of epistemology and cognitive science, including the implications for our understanding of knowledge and the mind

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Epistemology: Theories of Knowledge career

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Epistemology: Theories of Knowledge ( 25 Modules )

Epistemology: Theories of Knowledge
( 25 Modules )