Historical epistemology and the fate of theory of knowledge in philosophy

Epistemology and Philosophy of Science 52 (2):29-33 (2017)
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Historical epistemology is argued to be viewed at as a historically formed name for a heterogeneous complex of philosophical, sociological, historical studies of sciences, which are integrated by their common epistemological orientation - epistemological anti-foundationalism. The latter is defended against the accusations of the extreme relativism.

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10.5840/eps201752225

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Zinaida Aleksandrovna Sokuler
Moscow State University

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