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Nomen ''epistemology'' a [[Iacobus Fridericus Ferrier|Iacobo Friderico Ferrier]] (1808–1864) [[philosophus|philosopho]] [[Scotia|Scotico]] [[Anglice]] excogitatum est.<ref>''Encyclopaedia Britannica Online,'' 2007.</ref>
Hoc in commentario, et latissime in epistemologia, genus scientiae usitate disceptum est [[scientia propositionalis]], etiam "scientia quod" appellatum, notio quae a "scientia quomodo" et "scientia per familiaritatem" distinguenda est. Exempli gratia: in [[mathematica]], scitur ''quod'' 2 + 2 = 4, sed est scientia ''quomodo'' addere [[duo]]s [[numerus|numeros]] et scire ''[[persona]]m'' (e.g., se), ''locum'' (e.g., sui locus natalis), ''rem'' (e.g., [[automobile|automobilia]]), vel ''industriam'' (e.g., additio). Nonnulli [[philosophus|philosophi]] putant esse distinctionem magni momenti inter "scientiam quod," "scientiam quomodo," et "scientiam per familiaritatem," quarum epistemologia praecipue primam curat.<!--NOTA IN EN OMITTITUR-->
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* Cohen, Stewart. [[1999]]. Contextualism, Skepticism, and Reasons. In ''Epistemology,'' ed. James Tomberlin. Blackwell Publishing.
* Dancy, Jonathan. [[1991]]. ''An Introduction to Contemporary Epistemology.'' Ed. 2a. John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 0-631-13622-3.
* [[Keith DeRose|DeRose, Keith]]. [[1992]]. Contextualism and Knowledge Attributions. ''Philosophy and Phenomenological Research'' 15:213–219.
* [[Keith DeRose|DeRose, Keith]]. [[1999]]. Contextualism: An Explanation and Defense. In ''Blackwell Guide to Epistemology,'' ed. J. Greco et E. Sosa. Blackwell Publishing.
* [[Renatus Descartes|Descartes, Rene]]. [[1641]]. ''Meditations on First Philosophy.''
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