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SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF EASY KNOWLEDGE
The Philosophical Quarterly, 2008Stewart Cohen argues that several epistemological theories fall victim to the problem of easy knowledge: they allow us to know far too easily that certain sceptical hypotheses are false and that how things seem is a reliable indicator of how they are. This problem is a result of the theories' interaction with an epistemic closure principle.
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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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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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Dynamic data-free knowledge distillation by easy-to-hard learning strategy
Information Sciences, 2023Jingru Li, Sheng Zhou, Liangcheng Li
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A Patient's Right to Die... The Easy Way Out?
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1974Arthur I Holleb
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