A 1970 paper on this concept considers the possibility of zookeepers disguising mules as zebras and puts forth the relative alternatives theory of this concept.
A 1970 paper on this concept considers the possibility of zookeepers disguising mules as zebras and puts forth the relative alternatives theory of this concept. Kenneth Collier discussed the effects of hallucinogenic drugs in arguing against a definition of this concept put forth in a 1967 essay by Alvin Goldman, which defends a causal theory of this concept. In defining this concept, Robert (*) Nozick proposed four conditions, two of which are counterfactuals, which comprise his "truth-tracking" theory of this concept. One counterexample to the classical definition of this concept involves Smith's belief that the man who will get the job has ten coins in his pocket; that counterexample was introduced by Edmund Gettier. For 10 points, name this concept defined by Plato as justified true belief, which is the object of study of epistemology.
A 1970 paper on this concept considers the possibility of zookeepers disguising mules as zebras and puts forth the relative alternatives theory of this concept.
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