Epistemological Bases of Knowledge
The Science and its Method in Ancient Times
The Scientific Method
Science and Technology
The Knowledge and Types of Sciences
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Is the information that a human being obtains from reality.

Knowledge

100

Meaning of "atom" 

Indivisible

100

Explain the Copernican heliocentric theory.

The Sun was the center of the Universe and the Earth that rotated once a day on its axis.

100

Describe the Prehistory age.

The humans were being nomads.

Their key activities were hunting and gathering wild fruits.

They developed tools using bones and stones, such as spears, bows, and arrows.

100

Kind of knowledge that is based on the documentary, experimentation, and descriptive research.

Scientific knowledge

200

Scientific discipline that considers knowledge as an object of study is.

Epistemology

200

Four materials proposed by Empedocles' predecessors, affirming that the four are in constant movement.

Water (Thales of Miletus)

Air (Anaximenes)

Fire (Heraclitus)

Earth (Xenophanes)

200

The first to use a reflecting telescope.

Galileo Galilei

200

Age that had the following structure social

Patricians

Plebeians

Slaves

Antiquity

200

Examples of Factual Sciences

Natural

Physics, Biology, Chemistry.

Social

Psychology, Sociology, Economy.

300

This kind of knowledge happens with the experience and direct action on the object.

Empirical knowledge


300

Greek philosopher who studied nature and its foundations were the first to develop a thought that was logical and rational.

Physis philosophers o Philosophers of nature

300

The first to experiment on the transformation of matter, also proposed the concept of fundamental particles, and a pioneer in chemistry.

Robert Boyle

300

Characteristics of XX and XXI Centuries

An improvement in business management, health, education, and social services

Creation of new technologies

Development in transportation

300

The daily knowledge is...

The one that we empirically acquire throughout our lives.

400

This kind of knowledge is the result of the analysis of causes and effects of a phenomenon.

Analytical knowledge

400

First philosopher to formulate the heliocentric theory.

Aristarchus

400
Who proposed the Universal gravitation principle?

Isaac Newton

400

During this age the Industrial Revolution caused a new system of production, CAPITALISM

Contemporary Age
400

Beliefs that a human cultural group shares about an absolute divinity.

Religious Knowledge

500

Frenchman who favored the reason over the experience, but also gave weight to emotions, which he called "reasons of the heart"

Blaise Pascal

500

Philosopher who, for first time, devised and recorder the first classification of the animals. The mammals.

Aristotle

500

Year when Charles Darwin published "The Origin of Species"

1859

500

In this age the demographic increase allowed the emergence of a new social class, the bourgeoisie

Renaissance

500

Knowledge that is based on the research of human reality and various phenomena or behaviors.

Philosophical Knowledge

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