Sentence examples for epistemic structure from inspiring English sources

This instrument thus helps to link the connected issues of the epistemic structure of the synthesis and of the choice of integration methods.

Realization of implicit knowledge modalities in \(\mathsf{S4LP}\) by explicit justifications which would respect the epistemic structure remains a major challenge in this area.

For Cohen, pure thinking generates the pure principles of knowledge through judgment – the epistemic structure that, he thinks (following Kant), relates different concepts to one another.

Such a bi-modal formalization would distinguish \ u B\) from [\(a\cdot v]:B\) not because they have different reasons (which reflects the true epistemic structure of the problem), but rather because the former is labelled 'belief' and the latter 'knowledge.' But what if one needs to keep track of a larger number of different unrelated reasons?

We explore the limitations and achievements of the epistemic structure of the lives of incarcerated people and put forth the ways that an epistemology of incarceration is formed as a strategic epistemology such that people make knowledge and meaning for themselves even under conditions of incarceration.

The epistemic structural realist thinks that all we can know is structure, but it is the structure of an unknowable realm of individuals.

Matteo Morganti differs from other epistemic structural realists by arguing for agnosticism about whether there is a domain of individuals over and above relational structure.

We describe cognitive aspects of learning as foraging for explanations in the epistemic landscape, the structure (set by instructional design) of which guides the cognitive development through success or failure in foraging.

Such epistemic (doxastic) possibilities structure an epistemic (doxastic) space under bounded rationality.

But it reveals the foundational, coherentist, Chisholmian epistemic principle-ist structure of his thought.

In the epistemic variant of structural realism structure is all we know about nature whereas the objects which are related by structures might exist but they are not accessible to us.