A. J. Ayer analyzed this concept with the example of a serial lottery winner in his book titled forThe Problem of this concept.
A. J. Ayer analyzed this concept with the example of a serial lottery winner in his book titled forThe Problem of this concept. The proper "growth" of this concept is assessed in Karl Popper'sConjectures and Refutations. A three-page paper about this concept examines such situations asJones' ownership of a Ford and two people competing for a job application. Theatetus is a Platonicdialogue about this concept, whose definition causes "cow in the field" problems. Edmund Gettierrefused to equate this thing with (*) justified true belief. Plato believed it always comes from the soul'srecollection on previous lives. For 10 points, name this object of study in epistemology, a mental grasp onfacts which Francis Bacon equated with power.
A. J. Ayer analyzed this concept with the example of a serial lottery winner in his book titled forThe Problem of this concept.
knowledge [accept justified true belief or justification until "justified" is read]