Edmund Gettier

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Edmund Gettier was an American philosopher best known for his 1963 paper that challenged the traditional "justified true belief" definition of knowledge and sparked extensive debate in epistemology.

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instanceOf American philosopher
human
philosopher
academicDiscipline philosophy
areaOfInfluence analytic epistemology
philosophy of knowledge
theory of justification
citizenship United States of America
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
era 20th-century philosophy
familyName Gettier NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork analytic philosophy
epistemology
genre philosophical essay
givenName Edmund NERFINISHED
hasEffectOn development of alternative analyses of knowledge
rejection of simple justified true belief analysis of knowledge
impact became central reference point in epistemology courses
led to proliferation of proposed definitions of knowledge
sparked extensive debate in epistemology after 1963
influenced contemporary debates about knowledge
contextualism in epistemology
epistemology of the 20th century
externalist theories of knowledge
reliabilism in epistemology
safety-based accounts of knowledge
sensitivity-based accounts of knowledge
virtue epistemology NERFINISHED
influencedBy traditional justified true belief analysis of knowledge
knownFor 1963 paper "Is Justified True Belief Knowledge?" NERFINISHED
Gettier problem NERFINISHED
critique of justified true belief definition of knowledge
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainInterest analysis of knowledge
epistemic justification
nature of knowledge
name Edmund Gettier NERFINISHED
nationality United States of America
notableConcept Gettier case NERFINISHED
Gettier counterexample NERFINISHED
notableWork "Is Justified True Belief Knowledge?" NERFINISHED
occupation philosopher
philosophicalSchool analytic philosophy
subjectOf Gettier literature in epistemology NERFINISHED

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