A-Level Philosophy — Epistemology — Knowledge, Perception and Rationalism

15 flashcards covering Epistemology — Knowledge, Perception and Rationalism. Designed for A-Level Philosophy revision using spaced repetition.

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All 15 questions in this deck

  • What is Epistemology
  • Define Rationalism
  • Empiricism vs Rationalism
  • Plato's Theory of Knowledge
  • Descartes' Methodological Skepticism
  • The Role of Perception
  • Direct Realism
  • Indirect Realism
  • Sense Data Theory
  • The Problem of Other Minds
  • A Priori Knowledge
  • A Posteriori Knowledge
  • The Limits of Knowledge
  • Kant's Synthetic a Priori
  • Innate Knowledge

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