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PHILOSOPHICAL PRESSUPOSITIONS

The word explains denotes the attempt to interpret and relationships and events. The paper has looked on how various ways through which explanations are made.

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A Priori and A Posteriori knowledge 1
Nativism vs. empiricism 2
Role of emotions in knowing 2
Science and knowing 3
Relevance of epistemology to psychology 3
Causality 4
Free Will and Determinism 5
Mind Body problem 5
Pluralism 7
Psychogeny 8
The problem of explanation 8
References 9

Anteprima della tesi: PHILOSOPHICAL PRESSUPOSITIONS

A priori and a posteriori knowledge are the two ways of knowing that have been identified by philosophers. A priori knowledge refers to truths that are not dependent on experience. In other words, they are knowledge that precedes experience. A posteriori knowledge on the other hand refers to knowledge that is derived from experience. That is, it is the knowledge that comes after experience. Various psychological theories are based on whether knowledge comes after experience or before experience. Both philosophers and psychologists have grappled with the role played by a priori ...





... refers to the view that something is to some extent similar to another even though the two things being compared are also different. Analogous explanations are often found in science where scientists have often derived analogies from different phenomena such as the sun and the solar system (King et al., 2009). A major problem that characterizes explanation by analogies is that they may result in overgeneralizations.
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