Quiz 2 Flashcards

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Epistemology

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Episte (know) so the study of knowledge

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2
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What does JTB stand for

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J: Justified - evidence/reason
T: True - having false ideas isn’t knowledge
B: Believe - you have to believe it too

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Edmund Gettier said…

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Just bc you have JTB doesn’t mean you know

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Rene Descartes

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  • Doubted all his knowledge
  • not 100% certain can’t be knowledge
  • “I think, therefore I am”
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5
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David Hume

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“can we even know the sun will rise”

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6
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Fallibilism

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We don’t need 100% certainty, just a high number of certainty and an absence of defeaters

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7
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A Claim is _____

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arguable and an opinion

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8
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Defeaters

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anything that would cause you to significantly doubt a belief

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9
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Justification

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Evidence/ reasons why you’re actually right

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Evidence

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Further explains/validates why your justification is important

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11
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Counter - argument

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anticipate what opponents might say

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12
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Rebuttal

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preemptively answering objections

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13
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Valid vs Sound Conclusion

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Valid - logical consistency + the conclusion follows the premise

Sound - valid + true

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14
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use definitions/ premises to logically argue for a necessary conclusion

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deductive

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15
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If the premises are true, the conclusion must be true

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deductive

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16
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To deny the conclusion you must deny at least one premise

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deductive

17
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Probabilistic and lists evidence

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Inductive

18
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Even if the evidence is good/true the conclusion doesn’t have to be

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Inductive