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Chapter 5
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 9
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Chapter 10
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matters of fact
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Baconian induction
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transcendental
deduction
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JTB account
of knowledge
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relations among ideas
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Newton's rotating bucket
thought experiment
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concepts of the
understanding
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Gettier examples
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analytic
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ancient inductive skepticism
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Kant's system
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straight rule of induction
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synthetic
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verifiable
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construction
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probabilities
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a priori
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falsifiable
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synthesis
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relative frequencies
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a posteriori
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decidable
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Carnap's "Logical Construction
of the World"
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pragmatic vindication of induction
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Kant's
form of experience
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Hume's inductive skepticism
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conventionalism
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Putnam's criterion
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logicism
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metaphysical skepticism
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incommensurable
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variable
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mark, or criterion, of truth
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conceptual scheme
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function
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conceptual relativism
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sense
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reference
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truth
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quantifier:
universal, existential
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