How Do We Know That We Know? Selected Readings in Epistemology by Roland Theuas Pada

In the Philippine context where philosophical courses are heavily shaped by the biases of a given institution’s intellectual leaning, Pada’s "How Do We Know That We Know" presents a balanced, panoramic and engaging way of teaching epistemology. The carefully selected and meticulously introduced essays and excerpts from the great masters of philosophies of knowledge invite the Filipino readers to explore the important terrain of this branch of philosophy while challenging them to look as well at the other great texts beyond this present collection. Filipino philosophy students will benefit much from this book." - F.P.A Demeterio III, Ph.D Professor of Filipino and Philippine Studies De La Salle University, Manila "The most important branches of philosophy are metaphysics, which tells us about reality, epistemology which informs us how we know reality and ethics which instructs us about how to live in such a reality. While there is a substantial amount of reading materials in metaphysic