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Why reliabilism does not permit easy knowledge
Synthese, 2012Reliabilism furnishes an account of basic knowledge that circumvents the problem of the given. However, reliabilism and other epistemological theories that countenance basic knowledge have been criticized for permitting all-too-easy higher-level knowledge.
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Varieties of Easy Knowledge Inference: A Resolution
Acta Analytica, 2007It has recently been argued that any epistemological theory that allows for what is called basic knowledge, viz., knowledge that an agent acquires from a certain source, even if he fails to know that the source is reliable, falls victim to what is known as the problem of easy knowledge. The idea is that for such theories bootstrapping and closure allow
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Easy as AcHGzrjq: The Quick Letter Name Knowledge Assessment
The Reading Teacher, 2017AbstractA firm foundation in alphabet knowledge is critical for children learning to read. Under new literacy standards, letter name knowledge in preschool and kindergarten can function as a gatekeeper to the rest of the curriculum. Teachers need data about their students’ alphabet knowledge early and often to plan differentiated instruction that moves
Laura S. Tortorelli +2 more
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Easy Knowledge, Closure Failure, or Skepticism: A Trilemma
Metaphilosophy, 2016AbstractThis article aims to provide a structural analysis of the problems related to the easy knowledge problem. The easy knowledge problem is well known. If we accept that we can have basic knowledge via a source without having any prior knowledge about the reliability or accuracy of this source, then we can acquire knowledge about the reliability or
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Later Wittgenstein and the Problem of Easy Knowledge
Philosophical Investigations, 2010AbstractConsider the following epistemological principle: KR: A knowledge source K can yield knowledge for subject S only if S knows K is reliable. Traditional epistemologists face a dilemma: either reject KR and confront what Stewart Cohen calls “the Problem of Easy Knowledge” or embrace KR and deny that unreflective beings can possess knowledge.
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A Contextualist Solution to the Problem of Easy Knowledge
Grazer Philosophische Studien, 2005Many philosophers hold some verion of the doctrine of "basic knowledge". According to this doctrine, it's possible for S to know that p, even if S doesn't know the source of her knowledge that p to be reliable or trustworthy. Stewart Cohen has recently argued that this doctrine confronts the problem of easy knowledge.
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Frustratingly Easy Knowledge Distillation via Attentive Similarity Matching
2022 26th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), 2022Dingyao Chen +5 more
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