The problem of the justification of a theory of knowledge. Part 1: Some historical metamorphoses

L. Floridi

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Abstract

The article concerns the meta-epistemological problem of the justification of a theory of knowledge and provides a reconstruction of the history of its formulations. In the first section, I analyse the connections between Sextus Empiricus''diallelus, Montaigne''srouet and Chisholm''s problem of criterion; in the second section I focus on the link between thediallelus and the Cartesian circle; in the third section I reconstruct the origin of Fries'' trilemma; finally, in the last section I draw some general conclusions about the issuequa a general problem for a theory of knowledge.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)205-233
JournalJournal for General Philosophy of Science
Volume24
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1993

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