LOCKEAN EPISTEMOLOGY AND THE FRESHMAN RESEARCH PAPER
Argues that the research paper as taught in English classes is an artificial construct that has its basis in empiricism, a philosophical system that English teachers no longer understand or accept. Suggests a system of probablistic reasoning developed by eighteenth century philosopher John Locke may...
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