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. 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]