Module 13

What is real depends on the meaning one attaches to truth. It evolves and changes depending on your experiences.

• Realism

• Relativism

• Epistemology

• emic

It also refers to the shared perception of reality between or among two or more  individuals

• INTERSUBJECTIVITY

• Epistemology

• ontology

• nature

is concerned with the nature of knowledge and  different methods of gaining knowledge, while the latter is  concerned with what is true or real and the nature of reality.

• Epistemology

• ontology

• INTERSUBJECTIVITY

• nature

asks  questions “What is existence?”, “What is true,” and “What is the  nature of existence?”

• Epistemology

• Ontology

• INTERSUBJECTIVITY

• nature

The word “etic” basically means

• look from the  outside to see it

• look outside the box

• look outside and see the reaction

• look outside

who is the philosopher simply  stated as the interchange of thoughts and feelings, both conscious and unconscious,  between two persons or “subjects,” as facilitated by empathy.

• Edmund Husserl

• Edward Husserl

• Edmund Hosserl

• Edmundo Husserli

It is a form of interpersonal communication wherein individuals acknowledge that they are part of a greater whole and  that they resonate with others within the whole

• Authentic Dialogue

• Authentical Dialogue

• Authentic Dialogues

• Authentics Dialogue

believe that the truth  can be discovered using objective  measurements

• Realism

• Relativism

• Shaped by context

• VoiceTube

Epistemology frequently asked questions like

• What do you  know?” and “How do you know it?”

• “What is existence?”, “What is true,”

while ontology asks  questions

• “What do you  know?” and “How do you know it?”

• “What is existence?”, “What is true,”