John Mosu Nzioka- Doctor of Philosophy
- Kenyatta University
John Mosu Nzioka
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Kenyatta University
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Philosophers have always considered knowledge in an epistemological perspective to entail propositional knowledge, not skill acquisition or possession or acquaintance. In order for information to qualify as knowledge, it must meet three necessary and sufficient conditions; belief, justification and truth. A necessary condition in knowledge is one w...
Most Scholars in epistemology have always considered the three classical conditions (Belief, Justification and Truth) to be sufficient for knowledge, however, the rise of scientific empiricism has raised doubts in certain circles about the necessity and sufficiency of the truth condition as adopted by scientific inquiry. In particular, arguments ha...
Youth involvement in governance in Kenya is an issue of great concern because there have been claims that they are not engaged adequately yet they constitute the greatest percentage of the population. This study sought to investigate the status of their involvement in the country, and specifically in Tharaka Nithi County. The study will be guided b...
