Index of epistemology articles

A

– A Defence of Common Sense – A posteriori – A priori and a posteriori – A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge – Abductive reasoning – Academic skepticism – Acatalepsy – Ad hoc hypothesis – Adaptive representation – Adolph Stöhr – Aenesidemus – Aenesidemus (book) – African Spir – Agnosticism – Agrippa the Skeptic – Alethiology – Alief (belief) – Alison Wylie – Alvin Goldman – An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding – An Essay Concerning Human Understanding – Analytic–synthetic distinction – Anamnesis (philosophy) – Androcentrism – Android epistemology – Anthony Wilden – Anti-foundationalism – Anti-realism – Apperception – Arda Denkel – Argument from illusion – Aristotle's theory of universals – Arnór Hannibalsson – Ásta Kristjana Sveinsdóttir – Atli Harðarson – Atomism – Autoepistemic logic – Ayn Rand

B

– Barry Stroud – Basic belief – Basic limiting principle – Belief – Bertrand Russell – Bertrand Russell's views on philosophy – Björn Kraus – Black swan theory – Blind men and an elephant – Body of knowledge – Brain in a vat – Brute fact

C

– C. D. Broad – Carper's fundamental ways of knowing – Cartesian doubt – Cartesian Other – Cartesian Self – Catherine Elgin – Causal chain – Causal Theory of Knowing – Causality – Center Leo Apostel for Interdisciplinary Studies – Centre de Recherche en Epistémologie Appliquée – Certainty – Claudio Canaparo – Cogito ergo sum – Cognitive closure (philosophy) – Cognitive synonymy – Coherence theory of truth – Coherentism – Common sense – Compensationism – Composition of Causes – Computational epistemology – Concluding Unscientific Postscript to Philosophical Fragments – Condition of possibility – Consensus theory of truth – Constructivism (mathematics) – Constructivist epistemology – Contextualism – Contrastivism – Correspondence theory of truth – Counterintuitive – Crispin Wright – Criteria of truth – Critical rationalism – Critical realism – Critical thinking – Cynicism

D

– Daniel M. Hausman – David Hume – Deductive closure – Defeasible reasoning – Defeater – Deflationary theory of truth – Descriptive knowledge – Dharmarāja Adhvarin – Dialetheism – Dianoia – Direct and indirect realism – Direct experience – Discourse on the Method – Disjunctivism – Dispositional and occurrent belief – Divine command theory– Daimonic – Dogma – Doubt – Doxa – Doxastic attitudes – Dream argument – Duck test

E

– Eastern epistemology – Ecology of contexts – Edgar Morin – Editology – Edmund Gettier – Educology – Egocentric predicament – Elephant test – Emergence – Empirical evidence – Empirical method – Empirical relationship – Empirical research – Empiricism – Endoxa – Enneads – Epilogism – Episteme – Epistemic closure – Epistemic commitment – Epistemic community – Epistemic conservatism – Epistemic feedback – Epistemic minimalism – Epistemic possibility – Epistemic theories of truth – Epistemic theory of miracles – Epistemic virtue – Epistemicism – Epistemocracy – Epistemological anarchism – Epistemological idealism – Epistemological particularism – Epistemological pluralism – Epistemological psychology – Epistemological realism – Epistemological rupture – Epistemological solipsism – Epistemology – Epoché – Eristic – Ernst von Glasersfeld – Eureka effect – Everett W. Hall – Evidence – Evidentialism – Evil demon – Evolutionary argument against naturalism – Evolutionary epistemology – Exclusion principle (philosophy) – Existential phenomenology – Exoteric – Expectation (epistemic) – Experience – Experiential knowledge – Experientialism – Externism – Eyewitness testimony

F

– Fa (concept) – Fact – Factual relativism – Fact–value distinction – Faith and rationality – Fallibilism – Falsifiability – Feminist epistemology – Fideism – Finitism – Fitch's paradox of knowability – Fooled by Randomness – Formal epistemology – Formative epistemology – Foundationalism – Foundherentism – Fragmentalism – Frame problem – Frank Cameron Jackson – Fred Dretske – Frederick Wilhelmsen – Freethought – Functional contextualism

G

– G. E. Moore – Gaston Bachelard – Generativity – Genetic epistemology – George Berkeley – George Pappas – Gettier problem – Giambattista Vico – Gila Sher – Gilbert Harman – Gilbert Ryle – Giulio Giorello – Gnosiology – Gödel's incompleteness theorems

H

– Harry Binswanger – Heinz von Foerster – Helmut Wautischer – Here is a hand – Hierarchical epistemology – Hilary Kornblith – Humanism – Hume's fork

I

– I know it when I see it – I know that I know nothing – Ideological criticism – Ideology – Ignoramus et ignorabimus – Ignorance – Illuminationism – Immanuel Kant – Incorrigibility – Indeterminacy (philosophy) – Inductive reasoning – Inductivism – Infallibilism – Infallibility – Inference – Infinitism – Information source – Innatism – Insight – Intellectual responsibility – Internalism and externalism – Intersubjective verifiability – Intersubjectivity – Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology – Introspection – Intuition (Bergson) – Intuition (philosophy) – Intuition (psychology) – Intuitionism – Irrealism (philosophy) – Is logic empirical? – Islamization of knowledge

J

– Jean Piaget – Jean-Louis Le Moigne – Jean-Michel Berthelot – John Greco (philosopher) – John Hick – John Locke – John Searle – Jonathan Dancy – Jonathan Kvanvig - Jules Vuillemin – Justified true belief

K

– Karla Jessen Williamson – Katalepsis – Keith Lehrer – KK thesis – Knowing and the Known – Knowledge – Knowledge and Its Limits – Knowledge by acquaintance – Knowledge by description – Knowledge organization – Knowledge relativity

L

– Laplace's demon – Larry Laudan – Larry Sanger – Latitudinarianism (philosophy) – Laurence BonJour – Law (principle) – Leap of faith – Leonard Peikoff – Levels of adequacy – List of epistemologists – Logical holism – Logical positivism – Lottery paradox

M

– Maieutics – Map–territory relation – Margaret Elizabeth Egan – Mathematical proof – Meditations on First Philosophy – Memory – Meno – Meno's slave – Meta – Meta-epistemology – Metaphor in philosophy – Metaphysical naturalism – Metatheory – Methodical culturalism – Methodism (philosophy) – Methodological solipsism – Michel de Montaigne – Mind extension – Mioara Mugur-Schächter – Misotheism – Molyneux's problem – Moore's paradox – Moral rationalism – Multiperspectivalism – Mundane reason

N

– Naïve empiricism – Naïve realism – Nassim Nicholas Taleb – Naturalism (philosophy) – Naturalized epistemology – Nayef Al-Rodhan – Neopragmatism – Neutrality (philosophy) – New realism (philosophy) – Nicholas Rescher – Niklas Luhmann – Nomothetic – Nomothetic and idiographic – Noogony – Norman Malcolm – Noumenon

O

– Object (philosophy) – Objectivism (Ayn Rand) – Objectivity (philosophy) – Observation – Ontologism – Omphalos hypothesis – Opinion – Outline of epistemology – Overbelief

P

– P. F. Strawson – Pancritical rationalism – Panrationalism – Paradigm – Paradigm shift – Participatory theory – Paul Churchland – Perception – Perceptual learning – Peripatetic axiom – Perspectivism – Pessimism – Peter Millican – Peter Unger – Phenomenal conservatism – Phenomenalism – Phillip H. Wiebe – Philosophic burden of proof – Philosophical Fragments – Philosophical Investigations – Philosophical problems of testimony – Philosophical skepticism – Philosophical theology – Philosophical zombie – Philosophy of color – Philosophy of perception – Philosophy of science – Plato's Problem – Platonic epistemology – Pluralism (philosophy) – Pluralist theories of truth – Positivism – Postfoundationalism – Postmodern philosophy – Postpositivism – Postulatism – Pragmatic theory of truth – Pramāṇa – Praxeology – Predictive power – Preface paradox – Preformation theory – Presentationism – Presupposition (philosophy) – Primary/secondary quality distinction – Principle of charity – Private language argument – Privileged access – Probabilism – Probability interpretations – Problem of induction – Problem of other minds – Problem of the criterion – Problem of universals – Proof (truth) – Propensity probability – Propositional attitude – Pseudointellectual – Psychological nominalism – Pyrrho – Pyrrhonism

R

– Ramification problem – Rational egoism – Rational fideism – Rational ignorance – Rationalism – Rationality – Reason – Reasonism – Redundancy theory of truth – Reformed epistemology – Regress argument – Relevant alternatives theory – Reliabilism – Religious epistemology – Robert Audi – Robert Nozick – Roderick Chisholm – Role of chance in scientific discoveries

S

– Sally Haslanger – Salvino Azzopardi – Satya – Scepticism and Animal Faith – Scottish Common Sense Realism – Self-evidence – Semantic externalism – Semantic theory of truth – Sensualism – Sextus Empiricus – Sherrilyn Roush – Simulated reality – Simulation hypothesis – Skepticism – Sleeping Beauty problem – Social constructionism – Social epistemology – Social Epistemology (journal) – Sociology of knowledge – Socrates – Solipsism – Sophist (dialogue) – Speculative reason – Steve Fuller (sociologist) – Subjectivism – Swamping problem – Swampman – Systemography

T

– Tabula rasa – Tarski's undefinability theorem – Techne – Telesis – Testimony – The Black Swan (Taleb book) – The Course in Positive Philosophy – The Extended Mind – The Postmodern Condition – The Republic (Plato) – The Roots of Reference – The Will to Believe – The World as Will and Representation – Theaetetus (dialogue) – Theomachist – Theory of Forms – Theory of justification – There are known knowns – Thick Black Theory – Thought experiment – Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (6.5) – Transcendent truth – Transcendental idealism – Transcendental philosophy – Transcendental realism – Transparency (philosophy) – Trenton Merricks – Truth – Truth by consensus – Truth predicate – Truth-value link – Twin Earth thought experiment – Two Dogmas of Empiricism – Two truths doctrine

U

– Uncertainty – Underdetermination – Understanding – Universal pragmatics – Unknown known – Unobservable – Upamāṇa

V

– Vagueness – Vasily Seseman – Verification theory – Verificationism – Verisimilitude – Veritism – Vienna Circle – Virtue epistemology – Visual space – Voluntarism (metaphysics)

W

– Walter Terence Stace – Ward Jones – What Engineers Know and How They Know It – Wilfrid Sellars – William Alston – William Crathorn – Word and Object – World Hypotheses – World view

X

– Xenophanes

Y

– Yujian Zheng

Z

– Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance