Introduction

1-8

The heuristic view

11-29

The foundationalist view

31-39

The limits of scepticism

41-52

Philosophy and the humanistic disciplines

53-62

Knowledge and naturalism

65-81

Knowledge and reality

Paolo Parrini

83-92

Knowledge and truth

93-106

Knowledge, plausibility, and common sense

107-118

Other questions about knowledge

119-130

A discourse on method

133-148

The methods of knowledge

149-172

Modelling scientific knowledge

173-186

Knowledge as problem solving

187-198

Perceptual knowledge

199-211

Knowledge and error

213-220

Knowledge and mind

221-232

Mathematics as problem solving

235-249

Mathematical objects, definitions, diagrams

251-271

Mathematics

problem solving or theorem proving?

Richard Tieszen

273-292

Concepts of demonstration

293-314

Mathematical explanations

315-334

Mathematical beauty

335-356

Mathematics and the world

357-373

Knowledge and the meaning of human life

377-391

Conclusion

Amy E. Varela

393-400