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Перевод: epistemology

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гносеология ; теория познания; эпистемология

Тезаурус:

1. Knowledge is not adequately described by epistemology because all knowledge is relational to the social and historical context in which it is generated and used.
2. Other commentators (Hartung 1952; De Gr 1970 though written in 1941 Horowitz 1961) tended to the position we have already seen adhered to by Grunwald and Hinshaw; that the sociology of knowledge was illegitimate when it refused to recognize the primacy of epistemology in dealing with validity and competition between knowledge systems.
3. If the failure of the "ideological forms" lies in the operation of an idealist epistemology, the specific instances of ideological forms (religion, aesthetics, the law, politics, philosophy) that Marx mentions, seem doomed only to the extent that they depend on an idealist epistemology.
4. The crucial difference between Mannheim and most of those who picked up his work was in an attitude towards epistemology.
5. The critique of epistemology involved in Mannheim's sociology of knowledge is again being firmly rebutted.
6. It is for this reason that the sociology of knowledge is effective as a critique of epistemology which purports to be a purely cognitive activity.
7. But there is no super-ordinate epistemology which demonstrates the existence of reason; its foundation is, of course, axiological too.
8. The validity of critical theory lies not in the adoption of a method, vindicated by epistemology, but in the enlightenment that is successful in generating a political practice that moves towards emancipation, the liberation of human beings from domination.
9. For those sociologists keen to establish the scientific credentials of sociology, both the attempt to comment on epistemology as knowledge and the attempt to found an empirical subject on relationist methods seemed impossible.
10. In any case, there is no point in letting the great abstractions Truth and Reality divert us into epistemology and metaphysics, since such questions have no relevance to the application of "Be aware" in the conduct of life.
11. This scientism took as axiomatic that systematic and reasoned study, its methods reflected upon and sanctified by epistemology, could generate "truth".
12. At worst we can now doubt for reasons which are purely moral, spiritual or psychological, as in the case of someone who is incurably suspicious, a problem which has nothing at all to do with epistemology.