The JTB Analysis of Knowledge - Epistemology Video 5

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This is video 5 in an introductory course on epistemology, the philosophy of knowledge. In this video we discuss the famous Justified True Belief analysis of knowledge. We also see several counterexamples -- so-called Gettier cases -- which appear to show that the JTB analysis does not give sufficient conditions for knowledge.

  1. Victor Gijsbers
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Something I think is interesting is the case where by chance the clock runs out of battery exactly as I look at it. So if I were to look at it any earlier it would show the right time, any later show the wrong time. If I look at it at exactly the time it stops I am unsure whether I have knowledge or not.

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If you have a reliable method to judge what is true or not, make its use the only justification accepted and JTB will work. If you don't have such a method (i doubt it exists) then you can't require the truth of a proposition to be known in order to analyse what is said to be known: you can only protect from common error by requiring that the proposition isn't contradictory with the rest of the knowledge nor have factual evidence against it.

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Who decides what is true to judge my beliefs?

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