SK 791
Epistemology & SW Knowledge
This course is a general introduction to central issues in contemporary epistemology or the nature of knowledge. The
course focuses on some of the central questions of philosophy and is organized around several themes including the
justification of knowledge, the nature of empiricism and knowledge as power. A final and critical theme engages with
post and anti-colonial discourses, and Indigenous epistemology in considering the nature of non-European or non-Eurocentric
epistemology.
This course is a general introduction to central issues in contemporary epistemology or the nature of knowledge. The
course focuses on some of the central questions of philosophy and is organized around several themes including the
justification of knowledge, the nature of empiricism and knowledge as power. A final and critical theme engages with
post and anti-colonial discourses, and Indigenous epistemology in considering the nature of non-European or non-Eurocentric
epistemology.
This course is a general introduction to central issues in contemporary epistemology or the nature of knowledge. The
course focuses on some of the central questions of philosophy and is organized around several themes including the
justification of knowledge, the nature of empiricism and knowledge as power. A final and critical theme engages with
post and anti-colonial discourses, and Indigenous epistemology in considering the nature of non-European or non-Eurocentric
epistemology.
