Define epistemology, Define epistemology in your own words

Define epistemology

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Option 1: Truth, Belief and Knowledge

Examine how a philosopher challenges your assumptions about truth, belief, or knowledge by doing the following:

Explain how the philosopher in the assigned Gateway into Philosophy resource challenges your assumptions about truth, belief, or knowledge?
Identify one argument or thing they say that challenges or questions your assumptions. Include a quote from the assigned Gateway into Philosophy resource in your discussion.
Define epistemology in your own words and discuss what you learned by examining the epistemology of this philosopher.

Make sure to:

Use what you have learned in the Required Readings about World Philosophy, your own cultural background, experiences, judgments and reasoning to answer these questions.

Use at least one quote from this week's Required Learning Resources, and one from the assigned Gateway resource in your answer. Make sure to provide in-text citations for both quotes in MLA format.

Provide references for all sources in MLA format.

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