RE: "Doing" Epistemology?

["Craig French" <craig@craigfrench.co.uk>]

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I wasn’t looking for anything in depth really, just initial or intuitive reactions about what it is to do epistemology. I was expecting answers like "to find out the nature of knowledge" or something like that.

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From: djf500@york.ac.uk [mailto:djf500@york.ac.uk] 
Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 10:21 AM
To: Craig French
Cc: BUPS-DIS@bups.org
Subject: RE: "Doing" Epistemology?

Okay, but why do you ask this question with specific respect to 
epistemology? What is doing logic...psychology...physics...chemistry (etc)? 
Someone might reduce the theoretical aspect of most subjects to 'talk about 
talk'. In fact, as i'm sure some are more aware than me, some (odd) 
philosophy of language finds that alot of natural language is talk about 
talk. Precisely what is it specifically about epistemology that you want to 
discuss?


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