The above account of subjective justification, Montmarquet argues, provides what we are looking for.
This thinker must recognize this as a shift in her subjective justification (what she takes to be evidence).
In essence, Kvanvig's argument rests on the assumption that it is essential to any virtue-theoretic account of knowledge and any internalist account of knowledge as well, for that matter (i.e., an account that makes a subjective justification condition necessary for knowledge possession)—that it also includes an anti-Gettier condition.
Although subjective interpretations and justifications might be discursive, this paper tries to formulate a consistent system of justifications of taste and will show how the set of justifications can be used for understanding the consumer culture of contemporary China.
By bringing up the history that White's family had with the Klan, the defense team raised a subjective component of justification, along with the objective component of home protection.
But this assumption is based on a subjective internal notion of justification, dependent on intrinsic individual consciousness.
Pārthasārathi thus separates the (subjective, epistemic) state of justification from the (objective) fact of truth, and clarifies that what is intrinsic to cognition has to do with the former.
That case will decide whether the principle of self-defence, used by the officer who shot Duggan, must include an element of objective justification for the subjective belief that the victim posed a threat.
Alternatively, one might deny (b), arguing that Albert's correct answer is not an expression of knowledge, perhaps because, given his subjective position, he does not have justification for believing (E).
My analysis draws attention to both aesthetic and moral justifications of taste present in subjective accounts.
