Multiple Choice
Edmund Gettier used what have come to be called "Gettier cases" to show that one can
A) know something without justification.
B) know something without it being true.
C) have a true belief that is not justified.
D) have a justified true belief that is not an instance of knowledge.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q5: Which possibility, regarding the chain of justification,
Q6: For coherentists, an individual belief, p, is
Q7: Critics of foundationalism claim that talk of
Q8: Philosophers who do not think that justification
Q9: The "isolation objection" to coherentism claims that
Q11: The branch of philosophy that tries to
Q12: Which kind of knowledge are the following
Q13: While foundationalists think that our justified beliefs
Q14: A belief that p, which is acquired
Q15: Explain foundationalism and one objection to it.