- experiment.
Process reliabilism is a form of
epistemic externalism. A
broadly reliabilist theory of
knowledge is
roughly as follows:
Given that p
stands for any...
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propositions and
causality (1929).
Ramsey was
perhaps the
first to
propose a
reliabilist theory of knowledge. He also
produced what
philosopher Alan Hájek has...
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connection between belief and
truth is
required for justification. Some
reliabilists explain this in
terms of
reliable processes.
According to this view,...
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Belief Ichikawa &
Steup 2018, § 1.3 The
Justification Condition, § 6.1
Reliabilist Theories of
Knowledge Klein 1998, § 4.
Foundationalism and Coherentism...
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including Robert Nozick, have
denied closure principles on the
basis of
reliabilist accounts of knowledge. Nozick, in
Philosophical Explanations, advocated...
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symposium "Evidence, data generation, and
scientific practice:
toward a
reliabilist philosophy of experiment" at the 1998
biennial meetings of the Philosophy...
- the
Gettier problem generally attempt to
ground knowledge in
causal or
reliabilist terms,
avoiding appeal to
abstract justification. For instance, the causal...
- Philosophy.
Retrieved 19
March 2022. Goldman, Alvin; Beddor, Bob (2021). "
Reliabilist Epistemology". The
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Metaphysics Research...
- In his paper, “What is
Justified Belief?”
Goldman characterizes the
reliabilist conception of
justification as such: "If S’s
believing p at t results...
- mind-independent
moral realism,
moral non-naturalism,
moral rationalism, and
reliabilist moral epistemology." Shafer-Landau is also the
author of two
other introductory...
