Pascal Engel
Abstract
Jean Piaget's genetic epistemology is not a normative epistemology, and it aims at being a form of naturalized epistemology. I try to show that in spite of that, Piaget was well well aware of the normative aspects in epistemology and tried to account for them.
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Jean Piaget's genetic epistemology is not a normative epistemology, and it aims at being a form of naturalized epistemology. I try to show that in spite of that, Piaget was well well aware of the normative aspects in epistemology and tried to account for them.
Key concepts: Genetic epistemology, Epistemology, Epistemology of Wikipedia, Social epistemology, Evolutionary epistemology, Meta-epistemology, Formal epistemology, Normative