Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a basic difference between belief and knowledge, according to Salmon?
A) Belief is necessarily nonampliative, whereas knowledge comes in two kinds
B) Knowledge must be arrived at through nonampliative inference, and belief doesn't have to be
C) There is no notable difference
D) Knowledge must be founded upon evidence-it is belief founded upon rational justification
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q65: It isn't important, for Plato, that those
Q66: Which requirement for knowledge do skeptical arguments
Q67: Nozick claims that only experiences matter to
Q68: Who should rule the city, for Plato?<br>A)
Q69: Which of the following isn't a way
Q71: Which of the following is an example
Q72: Descartes argues that we don't necessarily exist
Q73: Why isn't it enough to just be
Q74: In what two ways can a soul
Q75: According to Salmon, what common feature does