Theories of Knowledge is a philosophical inquiry within Modern Philosophy that examines the nature, scope, and justification of knowledge, distinguishing itself from related epistemological inquiries by its focus on systematic accounts of how human cognition establishes warranted belief.
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Timothy Williamson · 2000 · 4.9K citations
The Nature of Theory in Information Systems1
Gregor · MIS Quarterly · 2006 · 3.2K citations · Full text
Is Justified True Belief Knowledge?
Edmund L. Gettier · Analysis · 1963 · 3K citations
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