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epistemology the philosopher
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epistemology the branch of philosophy that deals with knowing and the methods of obtaining knowledge.
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epistemology The philosophical discipline which examines the nature of human knowledge and cognition.
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epistemology the study or theory of the origin, nature, methods, and limits of knowledge (study of knowledge).
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epistemology Studies the relationship between the researcher and knowledge, posing questions such as, are researchers and the objects of study seperate, independent elements, or is bias, or influence by the researcher on the studied objects inevitable.
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