James Frederick Ferrier introduced this term in his work The Ontology or Theory of Being, while Bertrand Russell distinguished between the subject of this branch of philosophy's forms of acquaintance and description.
James Frederick Ferrier introduced this term in his work The Ontology or Theory of Being, while Bertrand Russell distinguished between the subject of this branch of philosophy's forms of acquaintance and description. One philosopher concerned with this branch of philosophy described its subject as "justified true belief," although that was sharply refuted by Edmund (*) Gettier. Traditionally, philosophers in this field have been concerned with its propositional form, and one foundational work in this field is John Locke's Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding. For 10 points, name this branch of philosophy concerned with the origins and mechanics of human knowledge.
James Frederick Ferrier introduced this term in his work The Ontology or Theory of Being, while Bertrand Russell distinguished between the subject of this branch of philosophy's forms of acquaintance and description.
epistemology