Epistemological psychology
The term episteme is related to the Greek word επιστήμη, which translates literally as "standing near or by that which causes" but is often simplified as "knowledge" or "science". By ignoring ego interests the core impetus or the essence of a deed, real or imagined, is recovered.
Index of epistemology articles
– Eastern epistemology
– Ecology of contexts
– Edgar Morin
– Editology
– Edmund Gettier
– Educology
– Egocentric predicament
– Elephant test
– Emergence
– Empirical evidence
– Empirical method
– Empirical relationship
– Empirical research
– Empiricism
– Endoxa
– Enneads
– Epilogism
– Episteme
– Epistemic closure
– Epistemic commitment
– Epistemic community
– Epistemic conservatism
– Epistemic feedback
– Epistemic minimalism
– Epistemic possibility
– Epistemic theories of truth
– Epistemic theory of miracles
– Epistemic virtue
– Epistemicism
– Epistemocracy
– Epistemological anarchism
– Epistemological idealism
– Epistemological particularism
– Epistemological pluralism
– Epistemological psychology
– Epistemological realism
– Epistemological rupture
– Epistemological solipsism
– Epistemology
– Epoché
– Eristic
– Ernst von Glasersfeld
– Eureka effect
– Everett W. Hall
– Evidence
– Evidentialism
– Evil demon
– Evolutionary argument against naturalism
– Evolutionary epistemology
– Exclusion principle (philosophy)
– Existential phenomenology
– Exoteric
– Expectation (epistemic)
– Experience
– Experiential knowledge
– Experientialism
– Externism
– Eyewitness testimony