Among our team, some of us are quantitativist (public health scholars) and some qualitativist (anthropologists), but we all share the same epistemology, and we have never disagreed on epistemological issues.
Explication and formal epistemology emerged from a kindred dissatisfaction with standard philosophical methodology concerning epistemological issues.
What we encounter in the work of Mullarkey is a full-fledged 'onto-epistemology', a proposal that does not want to 'privileg[e] … epistemological issues over ontological ones' (Barad, 1996: 162).
Boulding thought that this raised intriguing epistemological issues.
But this sort of speculation is laden with epistemological issues: are the scientists guilty of anthropomorphizing their subjects?
Later, during the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, the doctrinal controversies between Protestants and Roman Catholics raised fundamental epistemological issues about the bases and criteria of religious knowledge.
Margaret argued that the enormous amount of data collected and analysed at the LHC has transformed the notion of validation for computer simulations and introduced methodological changes which raise various new epistemological issues.
His reason for doing so is deeply characteristic: it doesn't "help us with the epistemological issues that must be confronted by any account of thought in the absence of language.
Yet Midgley seems ambivalent about this, perhaps because she largely avoids the epistemological issues raised by her suggestion that myths are an indispensable aid to organising our perceptions but that they also do harm by slanting our thinking.
However, his engagement with epistemological issues made him dissatisfied with what he had done, so that, when he moved to Bonn, he rethought the problem of theological method in critical discussion with the philosopher of science Heinrich Scholz.
That side involves primarily methodological and epistemological issues.
