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    ToK Ways of Knowing

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    four ways of knowing‚ as well as it’s justifications‚ and through Plato’s three truth requirements. If something that is believed to be true cannot be properly explained and justified through the ways of knowing and the justifications of at least empiricism and/or authority‚ than it is probably not true. When examining something to figure out if it is true or just believed to be true‚ it is really important to look at the four ways of knowing‚ which are: emotion‚ reason‚ language‚ and perception

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    its relevance when conducting a research‚ illustrations will be be made on the epistemological differences between quantitative and qualitative styles of research. Moreover‚ different Research methodologies‚ philosophies and approaches such as: Positivism‚ Realism‚ Interpretivism‚ Epistemology‚ Triangulation‚ Inductive and Deductive approaches will be utilised to help analyse in depth as well as argue Kane’s Statement. There is a belief‚ held by many that ‘research’ is associated with activities

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    The Ruby

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    legitimate and illegitimate rubies‚ but how science can not solve all problems we encounter‚ the idea that positivism is a hoax. Despite sounding so off topic as opposed to what the short story seems to be about‚ “The Ruby” by Ruben Dario in reality is a message to the nineteenth century belief that science can solve all problems‚ and can be applied to any problem we encounter in life‚ this idea of positivism. The middle ages were

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    Plato and Innate Knowledge

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    innate‚ meaning that it’s already in you from the beginning‚ also known as a priori knowledge. But other philosophers claim that knowledge is gained through experience. While Plato’s theory does make some sense‚ I believe that the opposing side‚ empiricism‚ has more value in today’s society. Plato’s theory on recollection and a priori knowledge is first brought up in his dialogue Meno. Socrates is Plato’s spokesperson to Meno. In the dialogue Meno asks Socrates if virtue can be taught. Socrates then

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    Chapter 3 3.0 Methodology This methodology section of the research report describes how the study will be conducted and the methods used to collect and analyse the data. The overall aim of this methodology section is to provide an overview on the methods employed so that a judgment can be made as to how appropriate they are and how valid the data that has been generated is. Throughout the methodology process‚ it is imperative to remember the question this research is aiming to answer for:

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    Meditations (1641)‚ Descartes: Selected Philosophical Writings‚ transl. John Cottingham‚ Robert Stoothoff and Dugald Murdoch (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press‚ 1988). • (Carruthers‚ Human Nature and Human Knowledge‚ p. 55) • A General View Of Positivism (1856)

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    scientific methods? The scientific method offers a few features which can be broken down into seven characteristics. They are: empiricism‚ verifiability‚ cumulative‚ self-correcting‚ deterministic‚ ethical/ideological neutrality‚ statistical generalizability. Empiricism is all things that would deal with empirical phenomena (Ellis Hartley and Walsh pg 16) in other words empiricism can be the hypothesis and it deals with things that one uses their sense such as: things that can be seen‚ felt‚ heard‚ tasted

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    American society prior to the 20th century had considered the topic of sex (sexuality) as being ‘taboo’ and not necessary to talk about‚ let alone taught in schools . In recent years however‚ sex-education has proved to be useful in providing information to the masses about disease prevention‚ child prevention‚ and other benefits. Elementary school programs that are designed to teach young adults about the perils of having sex or committing sexual acts with one another focus primarily on the consequences

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    Tim St. Amour Mrs. McKenny English 10 Honors May 15‚ 2000 Transcendentalism and Ralph Waldo Emerson So what is Transcendentalism anyway and how have men ’s thoughts and outlooks been able make it what it is remembered as? I. Ralph Waldo Emerson A. Emerson ’s Life 1. Childhood 2. Adulthood B. Emerson ’s thoughts and views 1. Thoughts on resolutions 2. Views of people 3. Feelings about the universe and soul II. Transcendentalism A. History 1. When it occurred

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    study is carried out. Epistemology distinguishes between the positivistic (also considered the quantitative‚ or even deductive) approach and the naturalistic/constructivistic (also considered the qualitative‚ or inductive) approach. According to positivism knowledge is derived by measuring and observing independent facts about one single reality or phenomena without adding any value to them. The researcher is convinced that there is a deterministic world‚ in which the law of cause and effect applies

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