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PHIL 284: Theory of Knowledge (PHIL 184)

What is knowledge? How are beliefs justified? Contemporary theories evaluated against central problems: the regress argument, Gettier problem, and skeptical paradox.
Terms: Win | Units: 4
Instructors: Lawlor, K. (PI)

PHIL 284C: Epistemology of Testimony (PHIL 184C)

Many of our beliefs come from others, and not from direct experience. Is testimony a source of fundamental reasons¿reasons that do not have to be supported or validated by other sources like perception or inference? What sort of responsibility does one have to one¿s hearers, when one gives testimony?

PHIL 284F: Feminist Theories of Knowledge (FEMST 166, PHIL 184F)

Feminist critique of traditional approaches in epistemology and alternative feminist approaches to such topics as reason and rationality, objectivity, experience, truth, the knowing subject, knowledge and values, knowledge and power.
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