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Theory of Knowledge

2012
If I were to ask you whether you know anything, you might understandably find my question odd. Of course we know things. We know where we live and what our names are. We know that 2 + 2 = 4 and that the square root of 9 is 3. We know Rome is the capital of Italy, that there is a blackcurrant bush in the garden and that we had a cup of coffee for ...
Julian Baggini, Gareth Southwell
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Wittgenstein’s Theory of Knowledge

Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, 1973
I shall start by considering the apparently paradoxical doctrines that Wittgenstein put forward about knowledge: they show how the concept of knowledge is, as he says, ‘specialized’. This is not, as I shall show, a very important issue in itself, but it leads on to other points, of more interest: how it comes about, for example, that ‘not all ...
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