epistemological concept

An epistemological concept is an abstract idea or principle that pertains to the nature, sources, limits, and justification of human knowledge and belief.

Observed surface forms (9)

• Hegelian concept ×1
• concept in German philosophy ×1
• concept in epistemology ×1
• epistemic device ×1
• epistemological principle ×1
• epistemological question ×1
• object of knowledge ×1
• philosophy of physics concept ×1
• transcendentalist concept ×1

Instances (11)

• thing-in-itself (noumenon)
  surface form: "thing-in-itself"
• Occam's razor via concept surface "epistemological principle"
• the Good (Form of the Good) via concept surface "object of knowledge"
  surface form: "Form of the Good"
• the Over-Soul via concept surface "transcendentalist concept"
• Transcendental Dialectic via concept surface "concept in epistemology"
• Frontiers of Knowledge
• Übermensch via concept surface "concept in German philosophy"
• veil of ignorance via concept surface "epistemic device"
• How is pure natural science possible? via concept surface "epistemological question"
• master–slave dialectic via concept surface "Hegelian concept"
• Wigner’s friend thought experiment via concept surface "philosophy of physics concept"