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How does Socrates explain the difference between true opinion and knowledge?
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According to Zagzebski, attempts to communicate with others are futile.
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According to Nagel, __________ is an example of a non-factive verb.
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Living a worthwhile life, to Zagzebski, includes having confidence in our beliefs.
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Give an example of something you believe or think but do not know. Explain what accounts for the difference.
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According to Descartes, the claims of __________ are impossible to doubt.
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Russell distinguishes between having expectations about the future caused by past uniformities and
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Viewing a stick when it is half-submerged in water would be an example of an unfavorable circumstance according to Phillips.
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According to Ayer, it is impossible to be completely sure of something which is in fact true and yet not know it.
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According to Socrates, there is no difference between knowledge and true opinion.
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Haack thinks inquiry is like a crossword puzzle because it's all a game and the answers are all just a matter of opinion.
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According to Gettier, Ayer's stated conditions for knowledge are
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Explain why Gettier's case satisfies Ayer's definition of knowledge (previous reading) and why it provides a counterexample to the definition.
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Whether a statement stands in need of evidence depends, according to Phillips, on the circumstances in which it is made.
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Nagel claims that unlike Protagoras most philosophers believe that truth is
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Ayer claims that knowledge of empirical truths requires more than
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Intellectual integrity, as Haack uses the phrase, means asking ethical questions in your inquiry.
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