The phrase 'epistemological framework' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various philosophical theories, particularly those related to knowledge and understanding. For example, "The paper introduces an epistemological framework that examines the role of certainty in human cognition."
But this means that, despite their rejection of the existence of cognitive impressions and their new principle of rationality, their skepticism was heavily parasitic on Stoic epistemology: they accepted a dogmatic epistemological framework, including the Stoic theory of impressions, Stoic empiricism, the Stoic conception of knowledge, and so on.
In what I think is an especially trenchant observation, Buhler suggests that these disillusioning events have led to a different epistemological framework.
The boat images further illustrated Neurath's aim of unity, within its proper epistemological framework: as a historically situated, non-foundational and collective enterprise.
If Novalis develops his own philosophical voice through the encounter with Fichte, he also takes a significant step beyond the epistemological framework of The Science of Knowledge.
Since the publication of that study, however, major contextual changes have taken place, necessitating revalidation of the original theoretical and epistemological framework.
The hierarchy theory is a powerful epistemological framework to describe such systems by decomposing them vertically into levels and horizontally into holons.
As outlined earlier, socialist precepts are closed official epistemological frameworks that bind society, although the recent reforms have transformed Vietnam into a market-driven economy.
What remains missing from many philosophical discussions critical of reduction is an explicit account of methodological strategies and epistemological frameworks that both capture actual scientific reasoning and offer an alternative to reductionism (Love 2006, 2008; see Section 5).
2004) exhibited the methodological range of the field in terms of psychoanalytic, poststructuralist, postmetaphysical, and epistemological frameworks, and provided specialized treatments of such topics as divinity, embodiment, autonomy and spirituality, and religious practice.
How then, can well-intentioned balanda partner in the creation of databases and websites to assist in the intergenerational transmission of language and cultural knowledge without compromising the ontological and epistemological frameworks inherent in such negotiated-performative practice?
Avoiding disciplinary capture requires clear communication between collaborators, but beyond this it also requires that collaborators craft research questions and innovate research designs which are different from the inherited epistemological frameworks of contributing disciplines.
