What is an epistemological framework?

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  1. goldfish1992's Avatar
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    What is an epistemological framework?
    and how do you create one or consider one?
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    Re: What is an epistemological framework?
    (Original post by goldfish1992)
    and how do you create one or consider one?
    relates to positivism. how do we know what we know, we empirically prove it. How do we prove it? by setting up our framework for testing it.

    hope this helps.
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