… What is more, it makes no difference if the component of knowledge … Gettier problems are
inescapable for virtually every analysis of knowledge which at least maintains that knowledge …

… Gettier Datum for how we should conceive of knowledge – and, consequently, a fresh path
along which any future Gettier … Gettier’s paper asked how we should define knowledge – the …

… and theory of justification incorporating a fourth condition to solve the problem Gettier raised…
THE ANALYSIS OF KNOWLEDGE To formulate my solution to the Gettier problem, I shall …

… Either we have located a counter-example to the standard post-Gettier model of knowledge,
… We are left then with a streamlined post-Gettier definition of knowledge: (PG) S knows P iff (a…

… introduced Gettier and the Gettier Problem with the following dramatic metaphor:" Knowledge
is justified true belief: so we thought from time immemorial. Then God said,'Let Gettier be’; …

… Gettier literature would have led us to expect! In response to the challenge, Peter Klein has
proposed a revision to the defeasibility theory of knowledge … resolution of the Gettier Problem. …

… “normally” justified true beliefs (unlike “Gettiered” ones) are instances of knowledge. Yet do
we know what makes … We might allow a Gettiered belief to be knowledge that p without being …

… the epistemic agent does not have knowledge because the conditions have been … Gettier
Problem begins with a counterexample to the most recent state-of-the-art analysis of knowledge…

… ) ordinary ‘J’is enough for knowledge when the subject is not gettiered or the like. But any …
knowledge. If there is no empirical knowledge at all, we should hardly be surprised that Gettier …

… the Gettier problem arises because knowledge is a thick concept, and a Gettier-like problem
is … Section 2 is devoted to establishing the controversial claim that knowledge is thick, and, in …