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of Vocabulary List: Ways of Knowing:

Know what these terms mean as they 1. Ambituity 2. Back translation relate to the particular areas of ToK and be 3. Body language able to use them in your essay and 4. Classification presentation—You get a better score. 5. Communication 6. Connotation P.S. All of these can be found in 7. your Lagemann text 8. Emotive 9. Problem of Knowledge 10. Grammar 11. Idiom 1. adignorantiam 12. Irony 2. coherence 13. Linguistic 3. 14. 4. 15. Sapir-Worf 5. 16. Stereotype 6. 17. Weasel words 7. Judgment 8. Mental map Ways of Knowing: 9. Open-mindedness 1. Common-sense realism 10. of cartography 2. 11. phenomena 3. Figure and ground 12. (know the dangers of and the 4. strengths of) 5. 13. (what are the concerns associated 6. Sensation with it) 7. Visual agnosia 14. Ways of knowing (what are they?) 8. Visual grouping The of Knowledge Ways of Knowing: 15. Authority worship 1. Adhominem 16. Context 2. Argument ad ignorantiam 17. 3. Betting the question 18. Expert opinion 4. bias 19. 5. Binary thinking 20. 6. 21. Justified true belief 7. Confirmation bias 22. Knowledge by authority 8. 23. 9. Deduction 24. Primary knowledge 10. Double standards 25. Second-hand knowledge 11. Enthymeme 26. Sufficient condition 12. 27. Thick 13. 28. 14. False analogy 15. 16. Hasty generalizations 6. Deduction 17. Induction/inductive 7. Empiricism 18. Infinite regress 8. Euclidean geometry 19. Lateral thinking 9. 20. Laws of 10. Formalism 21. Loaded questions 11. Godel’s incompleteness theorem 22. Post hoc ergo propter hoc 12. Goldbach’s conjecture 23. 13. Idealization 24. Prison of consistency 14. 25. Rationalization 15. Synthetic 26. 16. Theorem 27. Special pleading 28. Areas of Knowledge: Natural 29. 1. Anomaly 30. Venn diagram 2. Conjectures and refutations 31. Vested interest 3. Controlled experiment 32. Vicious circle 4. Empirical 5. Empiricist Ways of Knowing: Emotion 6. Falsification 1. Apathy 7. Hypothesis 2. Debutting 8. Law 3. Emotional coloring 9. Logical 4. Emotive language 10. 5. Empathy 11. Physics envy 6. James-Lange theory 12. of 7. Primary emotions 13. Pseudo- 8. Rational fool 14. Rationalist 9. Romanticism 15. Relativism 10. Social emotion 16. Science worship 11. 17.

Also know: Areas of Knowledge: Sciences

1. Four kinds of 1. Bear market a. Analytic statements 2. b. Empirical statements 3. Bias c. -judgments 4. Bull market d. Metaphysical statements 5. Free-will/determinism 2. as knowledge filters 6. Going native 7. Areas of Knowledge: Mathematics 8. Human free-will 1. Analytic 9. Law of large numbers 2. A posteriori 10. Loaded questions 3. A priori 11. Mirror test 4. 12. Nature-nurture debate 5. Conjecture 13. Observer effect 14. Phillips curve 15. Post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy 13. Self-interest theory 16. Reactance 14. Self-regarding desires 17. 15. Special pleading 18. Reductive fallacy 16. 19. Stream of 17. Value-judgment 20. Trends and laws 18. Veil of ignorance 21. position Concluding Chapter: and Wisdom Areas of Knowledge: History 1. Correspondence theory 1. Bias 2. Coherence theory 2. Cubist history 3. Pragmatic theory 3. 4. Dangers of Relativism 4. Empathy 5. Dangers of Dogmatism 5. Great person theory of history 6. Wisdom 6. Hindsight bias 7. Good judgment 7. Primary source 8. Breadth of vision 8. Secondary source 9. Self-knowledge 9. Self-realizing expectations 10. Responsibility 11. Intellectual humility Areas of Knowledge: The Arts 12. Circular reasoning 1. 13. Communal 2. Avant-garde 14. Cubist theory of truth 3. Beauty 15. Defense mechanisms 4. Canon 16. Intellectuals 5. Catharsis 17. Learned ignorance 6. Disinterested 18. Rationalization 7. Expert opinion 19. Selective attention 8. 9. Form versus content 10. Kitsch 11. Mimesis

Areas of Knowledge:

1. 2. Cultural imperialism 3. Duty ethics 4. 5. Golden rule 6. 7. Moral principle 8. 9. Other-regarding desires 10. Relativism 11. Rights 12. Rule worship