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Language Ignorance and Epistemic Virtue

Epistemic Virtue

1. UCI Anteater Virtues
2. Social Epistemology
3. Intellectual Responsibility

Language and Metaphor

• Conceptual Analysis
• Concept
• Conceptual Modeling
• Conceptual Model
• Interpretation

1. Hermeneutics
2. Literary Theory
3. Literary Criticism
4. Glossary_of_literary_terms
5. List_of_narrative_techniques
6. Metaphors
7. Analogy
8. Narrative Techniques
9. Metonymy
10. Types of Words
11. Linguistic Controversies
12. Euphemisms
13. Connotation
14. Equivocation
15. Vagueness
16. Verbal Fallacies
17. Synechdoche
18. Metonymy
19. Allegory
20. Persuasion Techniques
21. Ambiguity
22. Aphorism
23. Literary Genres
24. Narratology
25. Story Telling
26. Figures of Speech
27. Definition
28. Legal_interpretation
29. Language_interpretation
30. Philosophical Interpretation
31. Procatalepsis
32. Relevance Fallacies
33. Lexical Semantics
34. Semantic Relations
35. Propositions
36. Structured Propositions
37. Singular Propositions
38. Ambiguity
39. Descriptions
40. Truth Values
41. Tense and Aspect
42. Word Meaning

Videos

1. #783 Kevin Dorst: Epistemology, Justified Beliefs, and Epistemic Modesty