Epistemology Unit Review

In working memory, what is the magic number?

Chuang Tzu is the influential Eastern thinker who founded:

Memory making is a four step process.  Sensory, Working, Short-Term and ________

Who did Socrates speak with in the dialogue we read?

In general, if you express doubt and do not automatically trust knowledge, you are called a:

Who is a linguistics professor as well as "philosopher?"

Al-Ghazali is both a skeptic and a ____________

David Hume put all knowledge into two categories.  They are:

What does "innate" knowledge mean?

What does "Cogito Ergo Sum" mean?

A posteriori knowledge is:

According to Locke, which would be a "primary quality?"

If you observe specifically, then make a general conclusion, that is _____________ reasoning.

Who was Aristotle's teacher?

Who said that the only way we can understand God is in this world through our senses?

When an epistemological theory claims that sensory knowledge is not reliable, it is:

a priori knowledge is

Wittgenstein wrote that "if we cannot speak accurately, we should be _______.

John Locke wrote about two kinds of knowledge.  They were:

Who believed in two worlds:  the world of forms and the world of materials?

 D.T. Suzuki believed in a mystical experience that produced knowledge.  In Zen, that is:

Wittgenstein's theory of language was called the ______________theory of language.

Which kind of epistemology believes you are born as a blank slate and learn through senses?

What is the Latin phrase for "blank slate?"

Know thyself!  This is a saying of:

Who said "I think, therefore I am?"

Who wrote "The Critique of Pure Reason?"