The Limits of Human Knowledge: An Epistemological Inquiry
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Description
This exam tests understanding of the limitations of human knowledge, including skepticism and fallibilism. Students must articulate these concepts verbally with clarity.
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Exam Details
Duration: 50 minutes
Prerequisites: Epistemology Basics, History of Philosophy
Key Topics
- Skepticism
- Fallibilism
- Limits of Knowledge
- Justified Belief
- Knowledge Acquisition
Learning Outcomes
- Discuss Skeptical Arguments
- Evaluate Fallibilism
- Articulate Limits of Knowledge
- Analyze Justified Belief
Full Description
This exam addresses the limitations inherent in human knowledge, examining arguments related to skepticism, fallibilism, and the potential for justified belief.
Discussion of these limitations is essential for understanding the scope of human inquiry and the boundaries of scientific and philosophical knowledge.
Candidates will be assessed on their verbal competencies in articulating skepticism and related theories, with a focus on the implications these have for knowledge acquisition.
Candidates are encouraged to reference key philosophers who have contributed to our understanding of the limits of knowledge.
Sample Questions
- What are the main arguments in favor of epistemic skepticism?
- In what ways does fallibilism challenge traditional notions of certainty?
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