| 1 |
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Introduction to knowledge and knowledge theory |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 2 |
Reading: Cevizci, p. 21-44. |
Justification and trueness theories. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 3 |
Reading: Ozlem, chapter 2. |
The problem of knowledge sources. Empiricism, rationalism. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 4 |
Reading: Cevizci, s. 44-68. |
Possibility of knowledge. Scepticism. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 5 |
Reading: Ozlem, chapter 3. |
Scientific method: perception, observation, description, explanation. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 6 |
Reading: Ozlem, chapter 4. |
Scientific method: concept, law, theory. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 7 |
Reading: Cevizci, s. 85-100 Reading |
Philosophy of Science in Ancient Greece |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 8 |
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MID-TERM EXAM |
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| 9 |
Reading: Cevizci, s. 100-129. |
Revision of the semester |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 10 |
Reading: Cevizci, s. 100-129. |
Philosophy of Science in Late Primeval Era and Middle Age |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 11 |
Reading: Cevizci, s. 129-151. |
Modern rationalism. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 12 |
Reading: Cevizci, s. 151-186. |
Modern empiricism. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 13 |
Reading: Cevizci, s. 203-211. |
Positivism and neo-positivism. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 14 |
Reading: Cucen, chapter 11. |
Post positivism. |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 15 |
Reading: Ozlem, chapter 6. |
Historical and social approaches to science |
Lecture, Discussion |
| 16 |
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FINAL EXAM |
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| 17 |
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FINAL EXAM |
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