A book by Jurgen Habermas that describes the interaction between philosophy and science is titled after this idea "and human interests," and a causal condition was added to the definition of this conc
A book by Jurgen Habermas that describes the interaction between philosophy and science is titled after this idea "and human interests," and a causal condition was added to the definition of this concept by Alvin Goldman in response to problems such as that of "the cow in the field." That problem was suggested by Edmund Gettier in response to the traditional definition of this concept, possible dilutions of which are suggested by the (*) "evil demon" and "brain in a vat" problems. Traditionally understood as "justified, true belief," this is, FTP, what philosophical concept that is studied in the field of epistemology?
A book by Jurgen Habermas that describes the interaction between philosophy and science is titled after this idea "and human interests," and a causal condition was added to the definition of this concept by Alvin Goldman in response to problems such as that of "the cow in the field.
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