Sentence examples for theorists of knowledge from inspiring English sources
Perhaps we might need something like the causal story that some theorists of knowledge offer to explain the reliability of observations.
On the other hand, Rawls view fits with the claim by some contemporary theorists of knowledge that a coherence account of justification is distinguishable from a coherence account of truth and defensible when so separated.
And if contextualism is correct, then a theorist of knowledge must attend carefully to the potential for ambiguity.
The theorist of knowledge cannot overlook the gulf that exists between the pre-discursive perceptual experience of seeing a white piece of paper and the articulation of the true judgment 'this piece of paper is white'.
Hutcheson was also influential as a logician and theorist of human knowledge.
Other theorists think of the analysis of knowledge as a distinctively conceptual analysis, attempting to limn the structure of the concept of knowledge.
In response to this first version of the argument from the analysis of knowledge, some theorists (e.g., Luper 1984, BonJour 1987, DeRose 1995) have offered what might be called the argument from closure, which says that K has great plausibility in its own right (which Dretske acknowledges in 2005: 18) so it should be abandoned only in the face of compelling reasons, yet there are no such reasons.
Most coherence theorists also hold a coherence theory of knowledge; more specifically, a coherence theory of justification.
I argued that the first generation theorists avoided the relativism of sociologies of knowledge such as Mannheim's only to fall into a practical skepticism about the feasibility of agents acting upon such norms in current contexts.
An acquaintance theorist aiming to provide a general account of knowledge owes us an account not only of noninferential knowledge, but also of inferential knowledge.
The Standpoint Theory [25, 27], which arose amongst theorists such as Dorothy Smith, Donna Haraway, Sandra Harding and Patricia Hill Collins, emphasizes the starting point of knowledge production.
