Results for #epistemology

• A Consciousness Conscious Only of Itself
• Abstraction
• All Knowledge is Either Perceptual or Conceptual
• Commensurability
• Concept-Formation as an Algebraic Process
• Concept
• Concepts of Consciousness as Involving Measurement-Omission
• Conceptual Common Denominator
• Conceptual Order
• Conscious Action
• Conscious Content
• Consciousness as Naturalistic
• Consciousness as Unscientific Because it Cannot be Defined
• Consciousness as a non-Entity
• Consciousness
• Definition
• Different Forms of Sense Perception Lead to Different Capabilities in Deducing Laws
• Different Forms of Sense Perception does not Invalidate Sense Perception
• Differentiation
• Empiricism
• Epistemic Authoritarianism
• Epistemic Units as Objective
• Epistemology as Dependent Upon the Fallibility of a Conceptual Consciousness
• Epistemology as Dependent Upon the Primacy of Existence
• Epistemology
• Evasion
• Floating Abstraction
• Focus as Antecedent to Any Choice
• Forms of the Primacy of Consciousness
• Free Will
• Hallucinations do not Negate the Validity of the Senses
• ITOE
• Idealism as a Rejection of the Basic Axioms
• Illusions are not Perceptual Errors
• Innate Ideas
• Innate Knowledge as a Violation of Causality
• Integration
• Is Free Will Magic
• Libertarian Free Will
• Measurement
• Mental Focus as Having Degrees
• Mental Focus
• Mysticism as Invalid
• Mysticism
• Mystics of Spirit
• Naive Anarchism as a Package Deal
• Naive Realism
• Nominalism iff Sensualism
• OPAR
• Omniscience
• Percept
• Primacy of the Personal Consciousness
• Primacy of the Social Consciousness
• Primacy of the Supernatural Consciousness
• Rationalism
• Sensation
• Sense Perception
• Sensory Subjectivism
• Sensualism
• The Attack on the Senses by Being Effects
• The Attack on the Senses by Eddington's Two Tables
• The Attack on the Senses from their Limitation
• The Categories of Being
• The Conflation of Empiricism and Nominalism-Sensualism
• The Determinist-Indeterminist False-Dichotomy
• The Differing Challenges of Explicating a Standard of Measurement
• The Epistemic Primacy of Sense Perception
• The Epistemic Role of Measurement
• The Epistemic Sense of Objectivity
• The Error in Regarding the Man-Made as Immutable
• The Error in Regarding the Metaphysically Given as Mutable
• The Error of Conflating the Man-Made with the Metaphysically Given
• The Identity of Consciousness as the Root of Epistemology
• The Impossibility of Gaining Omniscence
• The Impossibility of Unlimited Senses
• The Interrelation of Evasion and Drift
• The Invalidity of the Senses Implies The Invalidity of Knowledge
• The Kantian Attack on Cognition
• The Levels of Consciousness
• The Locus of Human Free Will
• The Materialist-Idealist False Dichotomy
• The Meaning of Objectivity
• The Metaphysical Status of Concepts
• The Objectivist Theory of Concept Formation as Valid
• The Objectivist Theory of Concepts
• The Pre-Requisites of Epistemology
• The Primacy of Consciousness as the Fundamental Error
• The Primacy of Existence as an Objectivist Innovation
• The Primacy of Existence vs The Primacy of Consciousness
• The Primary Choice Being Focus or Drift
• The Requirements of a Standard of Measurement
• The Role of Definition for a Conceptual Being
• The Role of Language for a Conceptual Being
• The Role of the Senses
• The Secondary Choice Being The Choice to Think or Evade
• The Secondary Choice as Being Motivated
• The Senses Do Not Distort
• The Senses as Condensing Complex Information
• The Senses as Distorted Implies Non-Consciousness
• The Sensory-Perceptual Level as Automatic
• The Stolen Concept Fallacy
• The Validation of Free Will
• The Validation of Sense Perception
• Unit (Epistemology)