It need not mean that when one knows something inferentially one must also be aware of the justification basis, i.e., the reason, and know that it does indeed justify the inference.
We also feel it is important that the public is made fully aware of the current justification for the use of animals in cancer research and the genuine concern for their welfare by researchers involved with their use.
It's as well to be aware of the beckoning avenues of justification that are drawing in so many of our erstwhile comrades.
For instance, revisionaries may contend that the false beliefs are nevertheless justified, so long as one is not aware of the defeaters that undercut our usual justification.
But for those proponents of a religion who are "sufficiently aware of religious diversity, the justification that the [religion] receives from its sources is a good deal less than would be the case were there no such diversity" (Quinn, 2005a, 137).
Specht admitted he is aware of the controversy surrounding the case, but he believes he can prove the justification behind the charge when it goes to court.
As a few epistemologists have come to realise, more or less trivial forms of circularity can prevent justification from transmitting from p to q even if one has justification for p and one is aware of the inferential link from p to q.
Both Huemer and Pryor make clear that the intentional states (representational states) that provide justification do so without one's having to be aware of the fact that one is in such states.
Although students may be aware of the unethical nature of academically dishonest behaviour, techniques of neutralisation offer one theoretical explanation for their justification of unethical behaviours (Sykes and Matza 1957).
As evangelicals who claim the name and message of Jesus, we are frightfully aware of the extremists in our tribe, people who would read a verse like that and use it as justification for hurting those they disagree with.
