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Real-Life Situation Knowledge question (recognized) e x t r a c t i o n eory of Knowledge: Presentation Structure

Real-Life Situation Knowledge question (recognized) extraction Theory of Knowledge: Presentation Structure

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Real-Life Situation

Knowledge question

(recognized)

extraction

Theory of Knowledge: Presentation Structure

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Real-Life Situation

Knowledge question

(recognized)

Knowledge question(s)(developed)

extraction

progression

Theory of Knowledge: Presentation Structure

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Real-Life Situation

Knowledge question

(recognized)

Knowledge question(s)(developed)

extraction

progression

Theory of Knowledge: Presentation Structure

application

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Real-Life Situation

Other Real-LifeSituation

Other Real-LifeSituation

Knowledge question

(recognized)

Knowledge question(s)(developed)

extraction

progression

application

Theory of Knowledge: Presentation Structure

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Example 1

Conspiracy Theories

What are the strengths and weaknesses of this structure?

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Why do conspiracytheories exist?

Conspiracy

Da VinciCode

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Why do conspiracytheories exist?

People believewhat’s

most appealing

Conspiracy

DifferentInterpretations ofthe same facts

Biases affectingconclusions

drawn

Da VinciCode

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Why do conspiracytheories exist?

People believewhat’s

most appealing

Conspiracy

DifferentInterpretations ofthe same facts

Biases affectingconclusions

drawn

Death ofBenazir Bhutto

Death of JFKDa Vinci

Code

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Example 2

Limits of Science

What are the strengths and weaknesses of this structure?

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How far is sciencelimited in finding

out the truth about reality?

Documentary onthe Large

Hadron Collider

Limits of Science

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Documentary onthe Large

Hadron Collider

Limits of Science

Definitions ofscience

Definition ofreality

Nature ofscientificmethod

How far is sciencelimited in finding

out the truth about reality?

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Documentary onthe Large

Hadron Collider

Limits of Science

Definitions ofscience

Definition ofreality

Nature ofscientificmethod

Role oftechnology in

science

Limits of humansensory perception

Colourillusions

Problems ofinductive reasoning

Differencesbetween ‘how’ and ‘why’

questions

Incompatibilitybetween scientificand moral claims

Situations notamenable to experimentation

Astronomy

How far is sciencelimited in finding

out the truth about reality?

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Documentary onthe Large

Hadron Collider

Limits of Science

Definitions ofscience

Definition ofreality

Nature ofscientificmethod

Role oftechnology in

science

Limits of humansensory perception

Colourillusions

Problems ofinductive reasoning

Differencesbetween ‘how’ and ‘why’

questions

Incompatibilitybetween scientificand moral claims

Situations notamenable to experimentation

Astronomy

Historythe past is

beyond our grasp

MathematicsAxioms must betaken for granted

Human sciencesHuman behaviouris unpredictable

Gödel’stheorem

How far is sciencelimited in finding

out the truth about reality?

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Documentary onthe Large

Hadron Collider

Limits of Science

Definitions ofscience

Definition ofreality

Nature ofscientificmethod

Role oftechnology in

science

Limits of humansensory perception

Colourillusions

Problems ofinductive reasoning

Differencesbetween ‘how’ and ‘why’

questions

Incompatibilitybetween scientificand moral claims

Situations notamenable to experimentation

Astronomy

Historythe past is

beyond our grasp

MathematicsAxioms must betaken for granted

Human sciencesHuman behaviouris unpredictable

Gödel’stheorem

Successesof science?

MedicineHIV treatment

How far is sciencelimited in finding

out the truth about reality?

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Documentary onthe Large

Hadron Collider

Limits of Science

Definitions ofscience

Definition ofreality

Nature ofscientificmethod

Role oftechnology in

science

Limits of humansensory perception

Colourillusions

Problems ofinductive reasoning

Differencesbetween ‘how’ and ‘why’

questions

Incompatibilitybetween scientificand moral claims

Situations notamenable to experimentation

Astronomy

Historythe past is

beyond our grasp

MathematicsAxioms must betaken for granted

Human sciencesHuman behaviouris unpredictable

Gödel’stheorem

Successesof science?

MedicineHIV treatment

How far is sciencelimited in finding

out the truth about reality?

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Example 3

Claims in History

What are the strengths and weaknesses of this structure?

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PresidentAhmedinejad’sdenial of the

Jewish Holocaust

Claims in History

Descriptionof Holocaust

Auschwitz

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Under whatcircumstances can a

historical claim beconsidered valid?

PresidentAhmedinejad’sdenial of the

Jewish Holocaust

Claims in History

Descriptionof Holocaust

Auschwitz

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Under whatcircumstances can a

historical claim beconsidered certain?

PresidentAhmedinejad’sdenial of the

Jewish Holocaust

Claims in History

Explanation ofthe concept of

validity in relationto historical evidence

Why should we careabout historical truth?

Importance of historyUnderstanding the present

Predicting the futureKnowing identity

Role of bias andInterpretation in history:

emotion, culture, etc.

Other problems:gaps, language questions,past interpreted in terms

of present, etc.

Is there aTrue history?

Descriptionof Holocaust

Auschwitz

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Under whatcircumstances can a

historical claim beconsidered valid?

PresidentAhmedinejad’sdenial of the

Jewish Holocaust

Claims in History

Explanation ofthe concept of

validity in relationto historical evidence

Why should we careabout historical truth?

Importance of historyUnderstanding the present

Predicting the futureKnowing identity

Wall Street crash

Role of bias andInterpretation in history:

emotion, culture, etc.

Other problems:gaps, language questions,past interpreted in terms

of present, etc.

Phlogiston

“Witchhunt” ofcommunists in USA

Is there aTrue history?

Descriptionof Holocaust

Auschwitz

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Under whatcircumstances can a

historical claim beconsidered valid?

PresidentAhmedinejad’sdenial of the

Jewish Holocaust

Claims in History

Explanation ofthe concept of

validity in relationto historical evidence

Why should we careabout historical truth?

Importance of historyUnderstanding the present

Predicting the futureKnowing identity

Role of bias andInterpretation in history:

emotion, culture, etc.

Other problems:gaps, language questions,past interpreted in terms

of present, etc.

Phlogiston

“Witchhunt” ofcommunists in USA

Is there aTrue history?

Wall Street crash

Descriptionof Holocaust

Auschwitz

Validity of claims inMathematics and

Science…

Validity of claims in Art…

Validity of claims in Ethics…

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Under whatcircumstances can a

historical claim beconsidered valid?

PresidentAhmedinejad’sdenial of the

Jewish Holocaust

Claims in History

Explanation ofthe concept of

validity in relationto historical evidence

Why should we careabout historical truth?

Importance of historyUnderstanding the present

Predicting the futureKnowing identity

Role of bias andInterpretation in history:

emotion, culture, etc.

Other problems:gaps, language questions,past interpreted in terms

of present, etc.

Phlogiston

“Witchhunt” ofcommunists in USA

Is there aTrue history?

Validity of claims inMathematics and

Science…

Validity of claims in Art…

Validity of claims in Ethics…

Wall Street crash

Descriptionof Holocaust

Auschwitz ???