Epistemological Connections Factasia on Epistemology

Objectivist Epistemology Intro to Objectivist Epistemology - Raymie Stata

Epistemology and Education MIT Epistemology and Learning Group - constructionist learning - Knowledge is not simply transmitted from teacher to student, but is actively constructed by the mind of the learner. Implications of Maccia's Epistemology for Use of Computers in Education - Theodore W. Frick - Maccia's epistemology includes three basic kinds of knowing: Knowing that one (qualitative), Knowing that (quantitative), Knowing how (performative). Inclusion and Epistemology: The Price is Right - Sharon Bailin's response to Siegel's What Price Inclusion?.

Epistemology and Psychology THE RISE OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY Robert H. Wozniac The 17th and 18th Centuries: The Epistemology of Mind The 19th Century: The Epistemology of the Nervous System

Epistemology and Computation meta-epistemology John McCarthy - Meta-epistemology is proposed as a mathematical theory in analogy to metamathematics. See also: Epistemological Problems of Artificial Intelligence Naturalising Epistemology - explores the interaction between psychology and epistemology Computational Epistemology Lab Epistemology for Software Representations - Christopher A. Welty Connectionist Epistemology - Bruce Maclennan: the use of neural networks for knowledge representation and inference.

Evolutionary Epistemology Evolutionary Epistemology - Adolf Heschl Hayek's Evolutionary Epistemology - a connectionist theory of mind that exhibits the trial-and-error strategy increasingly employed by many artificial intelligence researchers.

Epistemology in Factasia

	Logical truths, derided as content free and trivial, are the bedrock of mathematics, science, engineering and more. We explore how they fit in, now and in the future.	Fact is stranger than fiction. If you want to understand the future well enough to make good choices today, a touch of fantasy will help you find the "facts".

---

© created 1995/5/19 modified 1999/1/6