Sentence examples for account of knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Dretske's Information-Theoretic Account of Knowledge". Synthese (70) 2: 159-184.

…before his own account of knowledge could be widely accepted, something about which he was entirely right.

This paper will draw on Rheinberger's practice-oriented account of knowledge production.

Sellars's account of knowledge and experience drew upon his deep reading of the history of philosophy, particularly the works of Immanuel Kant (1724 1804).

The result is a more robust and flexible account of knowledge in the situation calculus suitable for asynchronous, partially-observable multi-agent domains.

It is best remembered for an ingenious argument against scepticism, and for a dispositional account of knowledge as true belief that would reliably stick with the truth (or self-correct) as relevant circumstances changed.

Locke saw the Scholastics as an enemy that had to be defeated before his own account of knowledge could be widely accepted, something about which he was entirely right.

For a full discussion of Nozick's account of knowledge, see Luper-Foy 1987.

We have just seen (while examining Nozick's account of knowledge) that this requirement is too strong.

Of course, the contrastivist framework could be paired with a different account of knowledge.

Goldman's Epistemology and Cognition (1986) combines both local and global reliability in its account of knowledge.