Not Without Justification
Dialectica 65 (4):581-595 (2011)
| Abstract | In this paper I take issue with Jonathan Sutton's attempt at defending the thesis that knowledge is justified belief. I argue, first, that the arguments he adduces in support of it fail. Second, I provide independent reason to believe that knowledge and justified belief come apart | |||||||||
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E. J. Coffman (2010). Is Justified Belief Knowledge? Critical Notice of Jonathan Sutton, Without Justification. Philosophical Books 51 (1):1-21.
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