Epistemology

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What are the three types of knowledge

Acquaintance, ability, propositional

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What is acquaintance knowledge

knowledge of someone or something

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What is ability knowledge

Knowledge how to do a skill

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What is propositional knowledge

Knowledge that something is true

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How does Zagzebski define knowlege

A highly valued state in which a person in cognitive contact with reality

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What is the tripartite view of knowledge(S knows p iff. )

S knows p iff. 

p is true

S believes p

S has justification for believing p

These conditions are individually necessary and jointly sufficientW

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What is JTB

justified true belief(the tripartite view)`

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What example is given to critique the belief condition

Radford - Queen elizabeth hjistory test

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What concept is used to shore up the truth condition against changing evidence

Kuhn’s paradigm shifts

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What thought experiment counters the joint sufficiency of the tripartite view

Gettier cases

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How do gettier cases work

By exploiting the justification condition

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What is the no false lemmas definition of knowledge

S knows p iff.

p is true

S believes p

S’ belief that p is justified

S’ belief that p isn’t based on false premises

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What two ideas counter NFL

fake barn county, and infinite regress

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What is infinite regress

It is impossible to determine absolutely whether a belief is true, as it is based on other beliefs, which are themselves based on other beliefs. This belief chain continues indefinitely

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Reliabilism system of knowledge

S knows p iff.

p is true

S believes p

S’ belief that p was formed on a reliable cognitive process

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Virtue Epistemology

S knows p iff.

p is true

S believes p

S’ belief that p is apt (accurate and adroit)

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What is epistemic luck

lucky true belief

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What is the purpose of the justification condition in the tripartite view

To eliminate epistemic luck