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¿Una creencia verdadera justificada es conocimiento? / Is Justified True Belief Knowledge?

Philosophy

¿Una creencia verdadera justificada es conocimiento? / Is Justified True Belief Knowledge?

E. L. Gettier and P. V. León

Discover the intriguing insights from Edmund Gettier's renowned 1963 paper, which challenges the conventional definition of knowledge. Delve into the counterexamples that have sparked debates in epistemology, presented in a unique bilingual edition by authors Edmund L. Gettier and Paulo Vélez León.... show more
Abstract
En este breve trabajo, se presenta una edición bilingüe de Is Justified True Belief Knowledge? (1963), de Edmund L. Gettier, donde se presentan contraejemplos a la definición de «conocimiento» como «creencia verdadera justificada». Conocimiento · Creencia · Verdad · Teoría de la Justificación · Epistemología de la virtud. In this brief text, a bilingual edition of Is Justified True Belief Knowledge? (1963) by Edmund L. Gettier, some counterexamples are presented to the definition of «knowledge» as «justified true belief». Knowledge · Belief · True · Virtue Epistemology · Theory of justification.
Publisher
Disputatio. Philosophical Research Bulletin
Published On
Dec 20, 2013
Authors
Edmund L. Gettier, Paulo Vélez León
Tags
knowledge
justified true belief
epistemology
counterexamples
bilingual edition

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