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From Plato's Theaetetus to the replication crisis — a brief survey of the theory of knowledge: its objects, its sources, and the limits of what we may justifiably claim to know. Key sections include: EPISTEMOLOGY What can be known?; 02 Knowledge as justified true belief; 03 Plato — the Theaetetus; 04 Descartes — radical doubt; 05 Empiricism & the problem of induction; 06 Rationalism — knowledge a priori; 07 Kant — the synthetic a priori; 08 Gettier — JTB is not enough; 09 Reliabilism — processes, not reasons; 10 Skepticism — the brain in a vat.
Key sections
- 01EPISTEMOLOGY What can be known?
- 0202 Knowledge as justified true belief
- 0303 Plato — the Theaetetus
- 0404 Descartes — radical doubt
- 0505 Empiricism & the problem of induction
- 0606 Rationalism — knowledge a priori
- 0707 Kant — the synthetic a priori
- 0808 Gettier — JTB is not enough
