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The Implications of Internalism and Externalism for Political Epistemology
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What is the main difference between internalism and externalism in political epistemology?
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Internalism holds that political knowledge is acquired through introspection, while externalism holds that it is acquired through observation.
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Internalism and externalism are two competing theories in political epistemology that differ in their account of how political knowledge is acquired.