T &H·May 23Before the Goal Is Scored: The Broken Clock, the Gradient of Recognition, and the Dissolution of…A broken clock. A goal in a football match. At first glance, two utterly unrelated subjects — and yet, these two illuminate opposite ends…
Asya Unal·Nov 7, 2025Knowledge and Intellectual VirtueThis essay is a discourse on exploring Zagzebski’s definition of knowledge, which she defined as “cognitive contact with reality arising…
Karloterrell·Aug 9, 2025Solving the Gettier-Case and Recontextualizing Gettier-ProblemsThe interpretation of the Gettier-problem is approached as a metaphysical issue, when it is in fact, a linguistic one.
Mr Nemo·Apr 24, 2023Gettier v. Justified True Belief: A Brief Legal Refutation of The Gettier Problem.By Joseph Wayne Smith
Gaurav Chaudhary·Apr 1, 2023What is knowledge? Gettier Problem and moreIn his several dialogues like “Theaetetus” and “Meno”, Plato discusses the question, “what is knowledge?”. Plato discusses the nature of…
Tucker Lieberman·Jan 11, 2023Does Moll Flanders Know Whether Her Mother Is Cheerful?The Gettier problem in Daniel Defoe’s novelA response icon1A response icon1
Paul de Font-Reaulx·Sep 17, 2017Why are we analysing knowledge?Looking back at my classes in epistemology — the study of knowledge — I feel that there is one beef I never quite managed to settle: the…
InIf, By WhiskeybyChris Braak·May 15, 2017Gettierology Part II (er, III? Was I Counting the Last Part?) (Actually I Think This Is Part IV)I said when I was talking about Gettier’s refutation of Justified True Belief that I didn’t like his examples because they were full of…
