Week 10, Epistemology, research and journal

Post summary outline

at least 2 pages (500 words) on the epistemology of a situation, event, discipline, or part of life, plus the previous 2+ pages on the metaphysics, physics (natural science), politics (social science), ethics, and logic of the topic (throughout the course, please post each week’s new part on top, followed by the previous drafts, separated, labeled, and with any additions/revisions highlit or bolded)

• at least 1 quote from Sacks’ River of Consciousness not previously used, explained with a focus on the epistemolgy involved
• at least 1 quote from another sources personally-researched, online or through contact (after reviewing APA ethical standards on research involving human subjects), explained with a focus on the epistemology involved
• at least 1 quote from Shakespeare’s Richard III, explained with a focus on the epistemology involved
• at least 1 quote from a classmate’s R&J post, with comparison/contrast, ideas for future study, or other ways of relating your classmate’s ideas to your project explained
• MLA-format Works Cited page for all 24 (weeks 1-10 total) sources

Week 10, Epistemology, research and journal Answer

Epistemology is the study of the theory of knowledge, in how knowledge is acquired through the investigation of what makes it a fact or a justified belief from opinion. In regards to discipline in the academe, acknowledging the importance of discipline can be traced through its relevance in achieving success through epistemology. How can we define that discipline indeed is the root of success? The answer lies in using epistemology to trace the root of success – which can definitely lead us back to having a disciplined mind to achieve the different goals in life that a person has