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Whether readers are already in the workplace or about to embark on a career, this leading text and reference will help them learn how to take better charge of their personal life and professional development. It uncovers the essentials of management as they apply within the contemporary work environment. Particular attention is paid to cultural diversity, the global economy, ethical behavior and social responsibility, and the use of technology.

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• Detailed Chapter Content?
• Preface
• Part I Introduction to Knowledge
• Chapter 1 The Theory of Knowledge
• 1 Epistemology
• 2 The Structure of the Book
• 2. 1
• Part I Introduction to Knowledge
• 2. 2
• Part II Sources of Knowledge
• 2. 3
• Part III Justification
• 2. 4
• Part IV Scepticism
• 2. 5
• Part V Areas of Knowledge
• 3 Further Reading and Study
• Chapter 2 What is Knowledge?
• 1 Philosophical Analysis
• 2 The Tripartite Definition of Knowledge
• 3 Are Justification and Belief Necessary for Knowledge?
• 4 Gettier Cases
• 5 Richer Notions of Justification
• 5.1 Infallibility
• 5.2 No False Beliefs
• 6 Knowledge as Basic
• 7 Family Resemblanc?
• Questions
• Further Reading
• Part II Sources of Knowledge
• Chapter 3 A Priori Knowledge
• 1 Knowledge, Reason and Experience
• 2 Rationalism and Empiricism
• 3 The Synthetic A Priori
• 4 Self-Evidence and Certainty
• 5 Innate Knowledg?
• Questions
• Further Reading
• Chapter 4 Perception
• 1 Direct Realism
• 2 Indirect Realism
• 2.1 The Argument From Illusion
• 2.2 Dualism
• 3 Rejecting Realism
• 3.1 Idealism
• 3.2 Phenomenalism
• 3.3 Problems for Phenomenalism
• 4 The Intentionalist Theory of Perception
• 4.1 Adverbialism
• 4.2 Intentionalism
• 4.3 Phenomenology
• 5 Seeing That, Seeing As, and Raw Seein?
• Questions
• Further Reading
• Chapter 5 Testimony
• 1 The Individualistic Approach to Knowledge
• 2 Testimony
• 3 Hume's Account of Testimony
• 3.1 The Problem of Circularity
• 3.2 The Martian Argument
• 4 Reid's Account of Testimon?
• Questions
• Further Reading
• Part III Justification
• Chapter 6 Foundationalism
• 1 The Regress Argument for Traditional Foundationalism
• 2 Sellars and the Myth of the Given
• 3 Conceptual and Non-Conceptual Content
• 4 Wittgenstein's Private Language Argument
• 5 Experience and Thought
• 6 Modest Foundationalis?
• Questions
• Further Reading
• Chapter 7 Coherentism
• 1 A Holistic Conception of Justification
• 2 The Concept of Coherence
• 3 Problems for Coherentism
• 3.1 The Isolation Problem
• 3.2 Alternative Coherent Belief Systems
• 4 Coherence Theories of Truth
• 5 A Coherentist Account of Perception
• 6 A Thinker's Access to Her Own Belief Syste?
• Questions
• Further Reading
• Chapter 8 Internalism and Externalism
• 1 Internalism
• 2 Externalism
• 2.1 The Basic Reliabilist Picture
• 2.2 Causal Accounts of Knowledge
• 2.3 Tracking Accounts of