International Baccalaureate: Theory of Knowledge Coursework

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“God may have separated the heavens from the earth. He did not separate astronomy from marine biology.” (Jonathan Levy) To what extent are the classifications separating Areas of Knowledge justified?		Read a preview →
Rationalism vs. Empiricism		Read a preview →
Oversimplication in the Ways of Knowing		Read a preview →
Should a knower's personal point of view be considered an asset in the pursuit of knowledge, or an obstacle to be overcome?		Read a preview →
Do we believe in science, and how much do we believe it?		Read a preview →
Which sources of knowledge books, websites, the media, personal experience, authority, or some other do you consider the most trustworthy?		Read a preview →
How Things Really Are		Read a preview →
Can a machine know?		Read a preview →
Is there knowledge we should not seek? Or is all knowledge inherently a good thing and can only people are harmful?		Read a preview →
Theory of Knowledge; Scientific Methods Essay.		Read a preview →
Neither Art nor Science can give us a complete knowledge of the world. Discuss.		Read a preview →
Does an individual's knowledge of cats come from inside or outside (i.e. do we construct knowledge or do we simply recognize it?)		Read a preview →
One definition of Knowledge is true belief based on strong evidence. What makes evidence strong enough and how can this limit be established?		Read a preview →
Do we have to learn to think scientifically in order to find the truth?		Read a preview →
Dianetics - a science or pseudoscience?		Read a preview →
Should we trust science to give us a complete understanding of the world?		Read a preview →
The progression of knowledge in the area of science relies on scientists' utilization of a process called the scientific method.		Read a preview →
Is Mathematics a Tool or a Toy?		Read a preview →
Is there knowledge we should not seek? Or is all knowledge inherently a good thing, and can only persons be harmful?		Read a preview →
Is the claim "having a black cat walk in front of your path brings bad luck" to be given the same knowledge status as a claim "the gravitational constant is 9.8m/s2"? Explain.		Read a preview →
"What I tell you three times is true" (Lewis Carroll) Might this formula- or a more sophisticated version of it- actually determine what we believe to be true?		Read a preview →
"What I tell you three times is true." (Lewis Carroll) Might this formula - Or a more sophisticates version of it actually determine what we believe to be true?		Read a preview →
Galileo and the scientific method		Read a preview →
Can a machine know?		Read a preview →
The Mind Is Misled		Read a preview →

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