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Why does Plato maintain in the meon, that what we call learning is really recollection?
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Philosophy
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Other
Posting ID:
78719
OTA ID:
104684
New Foundations for Knowledge: Rene Descartes, Meditations
What arguments does Descartes use to cast doubt on his previous beliefs? Is he right to claim that the proposition "I exist" has a special kind of certainty?
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Philosophy
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Other
Posting ID:
78720
OTA ID:
102137
John locke, Essay concerning human understanding
The senses as the basis of knowledge: What are Locke's main arguments against the doctrine of innate knowledge? Do you find them compelling?
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Philosophy
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Other
Posting ID:
78722
OTA ID:
102773
David Hume, enquiry concerning human understanding
Scepticism versus human nature: Explain Hume's attitude to scepticism, and his reasons for thinking excessive doubt is ultimately pointless.
Subject:
Philosophy
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Other
Posting ID:
78723
OTA ID:
102789
Define Hypotheses, theories, and laws, and the relationship among them. Explain entrenchment, explanatory cooperation, and generality. Why are they important "internal virtues" and how do they work together to support a theory?
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Philosophy
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Other
Posting ID:
78726
OTA ID:
102789
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