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Epistemology[edit]
Philosophy of Knowledge[edit]
- Main
- Epistemology
- What Is Knowledge?
- Knowledge
- Belief
- Truth
- Criteria of truth
- Theory of justification
- Reliabilism
- Internalism and externalism
- Externalism
- Aquiring Knowledge
- A priori and a posteriori
- Analytic–synthetic distinction
- Empiricism
- Idealism
- Rationalism
- Constructivist epistemology
- Regress argument
- Infinitism
- Foundationalism
- What Do People Know?
- Coherentism
- Foundherentism
- Philosophical skepticism
- Fallibilism
- Practical Applications
- Philosophy
- Logic
- Articles on Epistemology
- Index of epistemology articles
- See Also
- Outline of epistemology
- Adaptive representation
- Agnotology
- Münchhausen Trilemma
- Bayesian probability
- Conveyed concept
- Gregory Bateson
- Eastern epistemology
- Editology
- Evidentialism
- Evidentiality
- Evolutionary epistemology
- Explanatory model
- Formal epistemology
- Gödel's incompleteness theorems
- Meta-epistemology
- Methodology
- Methods of obtaining knowledge
- Monopolies of knowledge
- Noology
- Nyaya
- Participatory theory
- Phaneron
- Physicalism
- Reformed epistemology
- Scientific method
- Self-evidence
- Social epistemology
- Sociology of knowledge
- Transcendence (philosophy)
- Uncertainty principle
- Virtue epistemology