Jtb Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This is an essay plan comparing JTB with other alternative theories of knowledge, within the epistemology unit of Philosophy AQA a-level. - unique and strong argument that will help you stand out - Comes with a written introduction and conclusion - 3 core arguments with back and forth counterarguments, to get A03 marks. - Less focus on A01, more EVALUATION. - additional comments to help you understand what you're arguing for (blue) - Weighting of weakest to strongest arguments = ...

Acquaintance knowledge Knowing 'of.' E.g know a person/place etc Ability knowledge Knowing 'how.' E.g knowing how to skateboard Propositional knowledge Knowing 'that.' E.g knowing that 2+2=4 A 'real' definition A definition that picks out the essence of an object. E.g water is H2O The tripartite view Propositional knowledge is defined as a justified, true, belief (JTB). In the tripartite view, S knows that P if and only if... 1. S is justified in believing that P 2. ...

QUIZ 4 PHIL 201. Quiz #4 PHIL 201 INCORRECT IN RED • Question 1 For Plato, the realm where things are constantly in a flux and changing is: 3 out of 3 points • Question 2 For Locke, which of the ideas below would be a complex idea: 3 out of 3 points • Question 3 0 out of 3 points Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons that epistemologists are generally hesitant to accept testimony as a source of knowledge: • Question 4 According to Plato, how do we gain genuine knowledge? 0 out...

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Notes and essay plans for the entirely of AQA A-level Philosophy 3.1 Epistemology. Notes written out for every bullet point on the specification, my complete notes that I memorized for the exam with a brief essay plan for each purple heading.

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Every theory/argument for the AQA A level Philosophy course. Following the specification I have written up in short paragraphs every single bullet point. At the end of each topic I have made an essay plan to fit each theory into. I took this A-level in 2023 and my entire revision was just memorizing this document I made (I was predicted an A* and am awaiting my result). This is literally the entire course written out, no theory left out, written in exam-style not just bullet points.

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