This theory dissolves the regress problem for justification by denying it makes sense to justify individual beliefs.
A critique of this theory, in which new evidence that murder suspect Mr. Dunnit has a twin removes an alibi, tried to show its namesake concept is not truth-conducive. One philosopher addressed the objection that this theory requires an infinite regress of metabeliefs with his Doxastic presumption, and introduced cognitively spontaneous beliefs to answer the isolation objection that this theory could endorse a system with no experiential grounding. The alternative systems objection notes there may be several systems for which this theory's namesake value is equal. In introducing virtue epistemology, Sosa compared this theory to a raft, as opposed to the pyramid of foundationalism. This theory dissolves the regress problem for justification by denying it makes sense to justify individual beliefs. For 10 points, name this theory that a set of beliefs is justified based on how well they support each other.
A critique of this theory, in which new evidence that murder suspect Mr. Dunnit has a twin removes an alibi, tried to show its namesake concept is not truth-conducive.
coherentism