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Here’s a few discussion questions (and these can be extended answer questions):
Considering that a belief can be true or untrue, does confidence about it guarantee knowledge? What do you need to characterise something as knowledge?
On Certainty — Importance of Philosophy
Certainty — Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy
Is Justified True Belief Knowledge? — Edmund Gettier
A Priori and A Posteriori | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
And here’s a question I raised earlier — do your opinions change after learning more about what defines knowledge?
Further resources that I’d suggest checking out include:
· Using philosophical terms in an essay — Monash University
· Skills for writing in Philosophy.
Here’s a few discussion questions (and these can be extended answer questions):
Considering that a belief can be true or untrue, does confidence about it guarantee knowledge? What do you need to characterise something as knowledge?
On Certainty — Importance of Philosophy
Certainty — Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy
Is Justified True Belief Knowledge? — Edmund Gettier
A Priori and A Posteriori | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
And here’s a question I raised earlier — do your opinions change after learning more about what defines knowledge?
Further resources that I’d suggest checking out include:
· Using philosophical terms in an essay — Monash University
· Skills for writing in Philosophy.