'Gettier problem' presentation slideshows

ToK

461 views • 23 slides

Introduction to Epistemology

Introduction to Epistemology. Perception- Transparency. Good case and bad cases: illusion and hallucination Intentionalism - content of experience is same in good and bad cases, thus content of perception is abstract

362 views • 14 slides

Definition of Knowledge

Definition of Knowledge. To say that you know X means: you believe X to be true there is some reason or justification (warrant) for thinking that X is true X is, in fact, true Gettier problem: you could have a warranted true belief and still not know. E. Gettier (1927- ).

333 views • 2 slides

Definition of Knowledge

Definition of Knowledge. To say that you know X means: you believe X to be true there is some reason or justification (warrant) for thinking that X is true X is, in fact, true Gettier problem: you could have a warranted true belief and still not know. E. Gettier (1927- ).

200 views • 2 slides