epistëmologjike

Epistemological refers to matters concerning epistemology, the branch of philosophy that investigates the nature and scope of knowledge. It explores fundamental questions about how we acquire knowledge, what constitutes valid justification for our beliefs, and the limits of what we can know. Epistemological inquiry delves into the sources of knowledge, such as experience, reason, intuition, and testimony, and examines the criteria used to determine whether a belief is true or justified. It also addresses skepticism, the philosophical stance that questions the possibility of certain knowledge, and the nature of truth itself. Different epistemological theories propose various frameworks for understanding knowledge, including foundationalism, coherentism, and reliabilism, each offering distinct accounts of how knowledge is structured and validated. The term epistemological is used to describe concepts, theories, or arguments that are relevant to these investigations into the nature and acquisition of knowledge.