Epistemology - Philosophy & Religious Studies

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Classic View

What is Knowledge?

Perception as a Source of Knowledge - Direct Realism

Perception as a Source of Knowledge - Berkeley's Idealism

Reason as a Source of Knowledge - The Intuition and Deduction Thesis

The Limits of Knowledge

What is Knowledge?

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

Knowledge and its Analysis

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

The Gettier Problem

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

Responses to Gettier Cases: No False Lemmas and Reliablism

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

Responses to Gettier Cases: Infallibilism and Virtue Epistemology

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

Beyond the Analysis of Knowledge

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

The Analysis of Knowledge

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

True Belief and Justified True Belief

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

Is Justified True Belief Knowledge? The Gettier Problem

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

The Value of Knowledge: The Meno Problem

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

Believing at Will

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

Perception as a Source of Knowledge - Direct Realism

DIRECT REALISM

Introduction to Perception

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

Advantages of Direct Realism

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

The Argument from Illusion

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

The Argument from Perceptual Variation

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

The Argument from Hallucination

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

Time Lag Cases

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

Conclusion

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

Perception as a Source of Knowledge - Berkeley's Idealism

BERKELEY: PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE

Immediate Perception

Prof. Tom Stoneham, York University

BERKELEY: PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE

Introduction and Historical Context

Prof. Tom Stoneham, York University

BERKELEY: PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE

‘In Opposition to Sceptics and Atheists’

Prof. Tom Stoneham, York University

BERKELEY: PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE

Against Indirect Realism

Prof. Tom Stoneham, York University

BERKELEY: PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE

Against Scientific Realism

Prof. Tom Stoneham, York University

BERKELEY: PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE

‘In which we live and move and have our being’

Prof. Tom Stoneham, York University

Reason as a Source of Knowledge - The Intuition and Deduction Thesis

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Method of Doubt

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

Cogito Ergo Sum

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Existence of God: From Finite to Infinite

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

Mind and Body

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

From God to Science

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Father of Modern Philosophy

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University