Social Sciences & Humanities Flashcards

(65 cards)

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_____ is the branch of philosophy concerned with questions of knowledge, namely: “How do you know?”; “What is knowable?” and “How do you know what you know is what you think it is?”

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epistemology

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metaphysics

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metaphilosophy

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logic

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positivism

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structural functionalism

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“the natural attitude”

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conflict theory

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symbolic interactionism

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eugenics

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emic; etic

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postmodernism (see Seymour, McManus)

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subjectivism

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deflationary; essentialist

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direct realism

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sexism; misogyny

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chronotope

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“enoughness”

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British empiricists

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analysis; explication; causal modeling

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_______, one of two competing epistemologies that developed in the seventeenth century, regards OBSERVATION BY THE SENSES as the only reliable source of knowledge.

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empiricism

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_______, one of two competing epistemologies that developed in the seventeenth century, claims that REASON is the most important source and test of truth.

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rationalism

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“Justified true belief” is another way of saying ______.

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knowledge

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teleology

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cosmogony
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theosophy
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"bullshit"
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cosmological argument
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"hermeneutics of suspicion"
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"ergoic"
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"vulgar Marxism"
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historical materialism
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circular time; linear time (see Revolution and Ideology)
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Weltanschauung
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"benign bigotry"
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"white feminism"
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logical positivism
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"non-overlapping magisteria"
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"Vimes Boot Theory"
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monopsony
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object permanence
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"Maslow's hierarchy of needs"
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"psychological projection"
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space (see Philosophy Now!)
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"epistemic injustice" (see Fricker)
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"elite capture" (see Táíwò)
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"sealioning"
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"intellectual bullying"
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"paradox of tolerance"
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"problem of induction"
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"W.E.I.R.D. (
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"logorrheic beigeness" (see Sandifer)
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parrhesia (see Yancy)
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"noble lie"
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lookism
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mainstreaming (see Innuendo Studios)
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gift economy (see Graeber, What Is Politics?)
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the Propaganda Model
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moral error theory
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category mistake
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Necker cube
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cognitivism
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colonization as a structure (see Wolfe)
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"stasis model" (see Zoe Bee)
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"palingenetic ultranationalism"