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    5. What is it about theories in the human sciences and natural sciences that makes them convincing? Man has always struggled to understand the world around him and‚ as a result‚ has relied heavily on the sciences. The sciences first became popular in the Greco-Roman era and from then have continued to develop and ultimately diverge into two separate subjects‚ human and natural sciences. Each of these has further diverges in which there can be up to fifty categories within each subject. However

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    To what extent does personal or ideological bias influence our knowledge? How would one rate the effectiveness of their personal experiences or ideological bias on their knowledge claims? Most people would think their knowledge claim is a true belief‚ but without some form of proof‚ data‚ or authority verification it is not a true knowledge claim. It is known that what distinguishes knowledge from belief is truth‚ but if you only believe a portion‚ it may be true or false. Therefore‚ it should

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    “When the only tool you have is a hammer‚ all problems begin to resemble nails.” Examination session: May 2014 1‚232 words The Ways of Knowing are a sophisticated way of explaining how everyday people gain knowledge throughout the world‚ and discover our specific place in it. Whether it is Sense Perception‚ Emotion‚ Reasoning‚ or Language‚ they all serve as a vital part in our lives and guide the way we as people live. But how reliable are the ways of knowing? Abraham

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    Question 7: “We see and understand things not as they are but as we are.” Discuss this claim in relation to at least two ways of knowing. Louise Hansen IB candidate#: 000768-019 American School of the Hague Theory of Knowledge Essay May 2010 Word Count: 1‚599 “We see and understand things not as they are but as we are.” Discuss this claim in relation to at least two ways of knowing. In 1991 the Soviet Union collapsed‚ and it was the end of the Cold War. Who was responsible

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    topic. Ethical responsibilities may be created by professional duties and shaped cultural context. For example‚ people working in healthcare must promise to keep patients’ information confidential to protect their privacy. Consequently‚ knowledge about the patients carries an ethical responsibility for the people working in healthcare. However‚ ideas regarding right and wrong change over time. Homosexuality‚ for example‚ was acceptable the Ancient Greece‚ but in the 19th century England it was regarded

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    responsibiltiy. How one can use acquired knowledge? Does an individual have to take responsibility when he knows? How ethics and religion take place in theory of knowledge? What is the philosopher’s point of view and the moral attitude of Islam about this issue? In my opinion the feeling of responsibility improves as a result of the knowledge gained. I would like to touch upon Muslims in Turkey evading responsibility despite having knowledge. The problem regarding the responsibility of the wise

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    To what extent is the truth different in mathematics‚ the arts and the ethics? María Inés Zelaya Luque Theory Of Knowledge Essay Teacher: Lesa Raber Date: Thursday 18 February 2010 Word Count: 1‚588 Cadidate Number: 003741-011 The world “Truth” is more an adjective rather than a noun. There are true statements true evaluations and true reasoning but not a reality that can be called “The Truth”. Therefore when we consider

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    Home What About Abortion Other Essays History of Abortion Songs Contact Essays and Speeches We need truth in order to live. Although sufficiently available to us‚ truth has become elusive for many people. So how is it that we need truth but not seem to find it? The answer lies in our rejection of the underlying order of the universe‚ which we speak of as law. For us to recognize law is to recognize truth. It is law that causes the earth to revolve around the sun and men to bleed

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    individuals as opposed to others. A personal attribute is a ‘characteristic quality or feature of a person or thing’1 which includes the concepts of culture‚ experiences‚ education‚ as well as biological characteristics such as gender and age. This essay will discuss how these Ways of Knowing can be affected by these features‚ since this is of major importance to our society’s wellbeing‚ especially in politics and even daily conflicts between family and friends. One of these ways is the ‘physical

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    improper. He was confused and somewhat angry that she had other plans and didn’t even cook dinner! 2. The Parents of Pleasantville weren’t worried about the things parents in our world worry about. Most teenagers didn’t know drugs‚ alcohol‚ or sex even existed‚ so their parents didn’t have to worry about those things. The most they did worry about was if they held hands or if they got their huge breakfast before heading out to school. The teenage life‚ before David and Jennifer‚ was very innocent

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