Traditional epistemologists attempted to derive statements about the world from statements about sensations to show that science has an adequate foundation, operating on the premise that if beliefs about the world could be derived from certain beliefs about sensations, then the derived truths about the world would also be certain.

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  Naturalized Epistemology - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• beliefs concept
• Traditional epistemology concept
• Science concept