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Introduction to Philosophy

Introduction to Philosophy. Part III Epistemology & Metaphysics. Epistemology. Introduction Epistemology Some Classic Problems Some Classic Questions Some Basic Concepts Rationalism A priori knowledge Innate Ideas Empiricism A posteriori knowledge No innate ideas

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Mill

Mill. The Defense of Basic Liberties II. The Free Market Argument. The Free Market Argument. Truth is generally valuable. Censorship lowers the net amount of truth. If (1) and (2), then censorship is generally impermissible. [So] Censorship is generally impermissible. .

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Vocabulary Preview

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