Browsing All posts tagged under »epistemology«

Data Analysis, Models, and Knowledge (Applied Epistemology)

February 21, 2013 by

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Most of my recent philosophical research has focused on epistemology—the theory of knowledge. Knowledge is a familiar concept used among most people, but mainstream epistemology has turned the concept into something that is only shared within the small confines of philosophy. In other words, epistemologists rob common folk of knowledge! The transformation of knowledge into a […]

‘Know How’ or ‘Know That’?

February 20, 2013 by

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**I know that moving the pedals forward moves a bike. I know that holding on to the handlebars and turning them when appropriate will steer the bike. I know that squeezing the right lever on the handle bars will engage the rear brake and slow down the bike’s momentum. Do I know how to ride a bike? Intellectually, I can explain to someone […]

Some Opening Remarks

May 22, 2012 by

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My aim for setting up this blog is to foster an intellectual web discussion by both philosopher’s and non-philosopher’s alike by raising some concerns and posing some questions that come about while  researching in the areas of Ethics, Metaphysics, and Epistemology. I invite comments and discussion from all disciplines and not only from my colleagues […]

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