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| knowledge is not possible, there is no rational justification for any claim of knowledge |
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| ex: jimmi knows how to drive |
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| descriptive/ propositional knowledge |
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| Jimi knows that he is driving |
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| view that epistemology is more fundamental than any other field of inquiry |
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| what does Descartes want to justify? |
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| beliefs with certainty in order to build a secure body of knowledge |
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| doubt everything until ideas are ______ & _________ |
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| real knowledge requires foundational/ basic beliefs that are certain upon to build a body of knowledge with strong secure integrity |
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| what was Descarte's definition of a presentational reality |
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| how an idea appears to me formally |
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| I can only know myself and my own mind; nothing else |
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| how does Descartes believe he will attain truth? |
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| if he only attends to the things that I understand perfectly |
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| Real knowledge only comes with... |
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| Real knowledge only comes with... |
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| gettier believes that knowledge is... |
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| After all of the ways that you could believe in God, what was the one way that Pascal believed would be most beneficial? |
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| that we should chance it and assume that God exists and to be pious |
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