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The 12 TOK Concepts are the conceptual vocabulary of the course. They orbit the central question: How do we know?
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What counts as evidence? |
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How certain is our knowledge? |
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Can we ever be certain of the truth? |
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What makes a justified interpretation? |
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Should we accept knowledge by authority? |
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What distinguishes a good justification? |
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What makes an explanation convincing? |
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What does it mean to be unbiased? |
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Are some viewpoints more justified? |
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Does knowledge depend on community? |
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Is knowledge influenced by ethics? |
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Where do our duties as knowers end? |
These concepts are not independent — they connect in rich ways. The Exhibition asks you to show those connections through real-world objects.