epistemology

Do not put _____  before the horse.

• Descartes
• Locke
• A pony
• An omnipotent evil genius

The theory that states that knowledge has three necessary components.

• Tabula Rasa
• Justified True Belief
• Syllogistic Theory
• Correspondence Theory

This philosopher postulated that knowledge begins as a "blank slate."

• Plato
• Descartes
• Locke
• Hume

The theory that knowledge is gained through our perceptions of the world.

• Empiricism
• Justified True Belief
• Rationalism
• The Theory of Evolution

The theory that we can construct knowledge within ourselves by means of logic.

• Rationalism
• Empiricism
• Justified True Belief
• Theory of Mind

According to Plato, all things are ultimately derived from _________.

• Objects
• Images
• The Bad
• The Good

According to Hume, these propositions are "matters of fact", the only meaningful type of statement

• Good Propositions

• Synthetic Propositions

• False Propositions

• Analytic Propositions

Innate knowledge, known before sense data

• A priori knowledge
• Platonic Ideals
• A posteori knowledge
• Tabula Rasa Knowledge

Locke's theory of abstraction states that ideas 

• Are derived from real-world examples.
• Exist in another realm and are the basis of the real world.
• Are impossible to reach.
• Are contained innately within us.

________ is the belief that we can never truly know anything about the outside world.

• Fake News
• A posteori
• Solipsism
• Determinis