What Do We Know?

The Proceedings of the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy 10:69-77 (2001)
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In what follows, I will address three fundamental questions regarding the theory of knowledge. They are as follows: What is knowledge? How can it be represented? How may one evaluate its quality? In this essay I outline a certain conceptual framework within which, I believe, these questions should be examined.

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