These are my efforts at revisioning knowledge and philosophy that have been written since the Epistemology Express began its journey until the fall of 2003 when the the site expanded the knowledge  question to the nature of reality (See Circles part of this website) (listed chronologically with most recent first):

 

An Alternative to East vs. West (Oct 2003) (approx. 1 typed page in length)

Knowledge as Extended Consciousnes (Oct 2003) (3 pages)

Surfing the Mental Ecology:  On Doing the Buddha-Descartes Boogie (August 2003)  (1 page)

Declaration of Interdependence (March 2003) (approx. 3 pages)

Preamble (approx. 3 pages)

Outline  (approx. 6 pages covering 20 points with additional web pages for each point of about 5 pages average each)

Conclusion  (approx. 5 pages)

Overview (June 2002)  (approx. 3 pages)

Knowledge:  A Choice (January 2002)  (approx. 10 pages)

Knowledge Revisioned (September 2001)  (approx. 4 pages)

The Knowledge Question (August 2001), a web tree tracing different ways that we employ the concept of knowledge, that we deploy truth and how both of these are tied to many social problems.  Most of it is in list and outline format. (approx. 2 pages plus the additional 5 web sections listed below)

General Attributes  (approx. 5 pages with additional web subsections)

Biological Connections  (approx. 2 pages with additional web subsections)

Social Aspects  (approx. 4 pages with additional web subsections)

Spiritual Aspects  (approx. 2 pages)

Metaphors  (approx. 3 pages)

Epistemology Unleashed (February 2001)   (approx. 12 pages)