К вопросу о doxa: эпистемология “новой риторики”

Вопросы Философии 6:63-72 (2012)
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Abstract

M. Rosengren developed doxology as an 'other' take on epistemology, as teaching about how we actually do create the knowledge that we need. He has chosen to call his epistemic stance doxological in order to emphasise that all knowledge is doxic knowledge, thus turning the seminal Platonic distinction between doxa (beliefs, opinions) and episteme (objective, eternal knowledge) upside down.

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Dmitrii Vorobev
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