Knowledge

Question 0

Gettier cases

Answer 0

Prove that one can have justified true belief without knowledge (Man with coins in his pocket/ Jones with Ford and Brown in Barcelona)

Question 1

Justified True Belief

Answer 1

P is true
S believes P
S is justified in believing that P

Question 2

Counterexamples to Gettier cases

Answer 2

In the Smith counterexample the part of the belief that is justified (Jones owns a Ford, or Brown is in Barcelona) is actually false

How can you infer a true sentence from a false premis and have JTB as knowledge under this definition

Question 3

Ayer:

Answer 3

Knowing is the right to be sure. Means that one is certain. The right to be sure may be earned in various ways and we need not be able to outline all of them.

Question 4

Williamson: Knowledge and its Limits

Answer 4

Knowledge should come before belief as conceptually superior to knowledge.

Question 5

Armstrong: thermometer model of knowledge

Answer 5

A causal account of perceptual knowledge