How to pronounce “epistemological” in English

is this phrase epistemological modesty, the idea that the world is phenomenally complicated and it's very hard to know.

subjective data in the kind of epistemological or methodological sense but ontologically.

I think she used the word epistemological shift.

The next issue as an epistemological issue.

I was thinking about it as a very epistemological type thing, where you don't know whether the cat is asleep or awake inside the box.

And it is hard work because it's a total epistemological reorientation of delinking assumptions about embodiment from the gendered pronouns one uses.

I like to argue that we're living through an epistemological shift.

That is agnosticism; it answers the epistemological question.

When I say-- when I say I believe something, that's epistemological.

And that's why what we're talking about is a revolutionary, epistemological, paradigmatic shift away from teachers as keepers of knowledge

They took the Victorian novel, they sort of looked at the kind of bland epistemological

An epistemological question, "is there a God".

And so, I am, from my perspective of epistemological modesty, I would say the technical experts trying to make decisions about 17% of the US economy are probably gonna be even worse

So I've been trying not to use the word agnostic except for very specific epistemological arguments.

We just don't have the epistemological