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Inquisitive Knowledge Attribution and the Gettier Problem
A disjunctive belief cannot be described as knowledge if the subject does not justifiably believe a true disjunct, even if the whole disjunctive belief is true and justified (Gettier 1963). This phenomenon is problematic if the verb know semantically operates on a (classical) proposition, as standardly assumed. In this paper, I offer a solution to this
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EXPLORANDO O CONCEITO DE AVAL NA EPISTEMOLOGIA DE ALVIN PLANTINGA
Este artigo almeja, mediante de um estudo bibliográfico da literatura relevante ao tópico em questão, analisar o conceito de warrant, ou aval, como este é compreendido e apresentado na epistemologia do filósofo norte-americano Alvin Plantinga, com o ...
Pedro Brosina Alencastro Musella
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From naturalness to materiality: reimagining philosophy of scientific classification. [PDF]
Ludwig D.
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Self-referential Gettier Sentences
We construct new examples of justified true belief that do not constitute knowledge. In contrast to normal Gettier examples, if our counterexamples are used, the demonstration that justified true belief is not sufficient for knowledge requires only that belief and knowledge are both conceived as predicates and that basic syntactic reasoning is ...
Halbach, V, Horsten, L
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A Definição Tradicional de Conhecimento
In this paper the relevance of so-called "propositional knowledge" is at first compared witho ther forms of knowledge. Secondly,the traditional and standard definition of propositional knowledge as justified true belief is discussed and defended against ...
Claudio Ferreira Costa
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Experimental Epistemology and "Gettier" Cases
This chapter reviews some faults of the theoretical literature and findings from the experimental literature on “Gettier” cases. Some “Gettier” cases are so poorly constructed that they are unsuitable for serious study. Some longstanding assumptions about how people tend to judge “Gettier” cases are false.
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Challenging the Comparison in Montgomery Between Patients and 'Consumers Exercising Choices'. [PDF]
Jackson E.
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