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The Fourfold Root of Philosophical Skepticism
Sorites 14 (1):85-109 (2002)
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Knowledge may be defined in terms of four necessary conditions: belief, justification, truth and gettier. I argue that a form of philosophical skepticism may be raised with respect to each.Author's Profile
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