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IB Theory of Knowledge - A Student's Guide - Unit 4 - eBook

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IB Theory of Knowledge - A Student's Guide - Unit 4 - eBook
This is an eBook chapter available as a downloadable PDF file for Introduction and Unit 4 of the Theory of Knowledge: A Student’s Guide textbook from Themantic Education, written by Alexey Popov. Contents: Lesson 1: Naive theories 4.1. Bias in Natural Sciences Lesson 2: Demarcation problem Lesson 3: Falsifiability Lesson 4: Scientific progress Lesson 5: Underdetermination of scientific theories Lesson 6: Theory-laden facts Lesson 7: Verisimilitude Lesson 8: Paradigm shifts Lesson 9: Incommensurability 4.2. Bias in History Lesson 10: Historical interpretation Lesson 11: Historical perspectives Lesson 12: Historical objectivity and historical facts Lesson 13: Historical objectivity and rival interpretations Lesson 14: Historical objectivity and ethics Lesson 15: Heteroglossia Lesson 16: Multiperspectivity 4.3. Bias in Mathematics Lesson 17: Proof Lesson 18: Axiomatic systems Lesson 19: Discovered or invented? Truth in mathematics Lesson 20: Consistency Lesson 21: Mathematical realism Lesson 22: Overview: bias in Mathematics, Natural Sciences and History

This is an eBook chapter available as a downloadable PDF file for Introduction and Unit 4 of the Theory of Knowledge: A Student’s Guide textbook from Themantic Education, written by Alexey Popov.

Contents:

  • Lesson 1: Naive theories
  • 4.1. Bias in Natural Sciences
  • Lesson 2: Demarcation problem
  • Lesson 3: Falsifiability
  • Lesson 4: Scientific progress
  • Lesson 5: Underdetermination of scientific theories
  • Lesson 6: Theory-laden facts
  • Lesson 7: Verisimilitude
  • Lesson 8: Paradigm shifts
  • Lesson 9: Incommensurability
  • 4.2. Bias in History
  • Lesson 10: Historical interpretation
  • Lesson 11: Historical perspectives
  • Lesson 12: Historical objectivity and historical facts
  • Lesson 13: Historical objectivity and rival interpretations
  • Lesson 14: Historical objectivity and ethics
  • Lesson 15: Heteroglossia
  • Lesson 16: Multiperspectivity
  • 4.3. Bias in Mathematics
  • Lesson 17: Proof
  • Lesson 18: Axiomatic systems
  • Lesson 19: Discovered or invented? Truth in mathematics
  • Lesson 20: Consistency
  • Lesson 21: Mathematical realism
  • Lesson 22: Overview: bias in Mathematics, Natural Sciences and History

This is an eBook chapter available as a downloadable PDF file for Introduction and Unit 4 of the Theory of Knowledge: A Student’s Guide textbook from Themantic Education, written by Alexey Popov.

Contents:

  • Lesson 1: Naive theories
  • 4.1. Bias in Natural Sciences
  • Lesson 2: Demarcation problem
  • Lesson 3: Falsifiability
  • Lesson 4: Scientific progress
  • Lesson 5: Underdetermination of scientific theories
  • Lesson 6: Theory-laden facts
  • Lesson 7: Verisimilitude
  • Lesson 8: Paradigm shifts
  • Lesson 9: Incommensurability
  • 4.2. Bias in History
  • Lesson 10: Historical interpretation
  • Lesson 11: Historical perspectives
  • Lesson 12: Historical objectivity and historical facts
  • Lesson 13: Historical objectivity and rival interpretations
  • Lesson 14: Historical objectivity and ethics
  • Lesson 15: Heteroglossia
  • Lesson 16: Multiperspectivity
  • 4.3. Bias in Mathematics
  • Lesson 17: Proof
  • Lesson 18: Axiomatic systems
  • Lesson 19: Discovered or invented? Truth in mathematics
  • Lesson 20: Consistency
  • Lesson 21: Mathematical realism
  • Lesson 22: Overview: bias in Mathematics, Natural Sciences and History