Epistemology and Knowledge Systems

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TRACK

Audit claims by separating belief from knowledge, testing evidence and defeaters, evaluating testimony and disagreement, and tracing how institutions create or distort trust.

When should I treat a claim as knowledge rather than mere belief, and how do evidence, trust, disagreement, and institutions change that judgment?

8 lessons

Continues to Decision Making, Uncertainty, and Judgment/ Scientific Reasoning and Philosophy of Science

LESSONS

1. 001
   Belief Is Not the Same as Knowledge
   [TODO]
2. 002
   Evidence, Reasons, and Defeaters
   [TODO]
3. 003
   Testimony, Trust, and Expertise
   [TODO]
4. 004
   Disagreement as Information
   [TODO]
5. 005
   Motivated Reasoning and Identity
   [TODO]
6. 006
   How Institutions Produce and Distort Knowledge
   [TODO]
7. 007
   Ignorance, Unknowns, and Humility REVIEW
   [TODO]
8. 008
   Capstone: Audit a Knowledge Claim CAPSTONE
   [TODO]

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