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| Title: | Knowledge, Perception, and Memory |
| Authors: | Ginet, Carl |
| Keywords: | knowledge
truth
confidence
justification
external conclusiveness
perceptual facts
perceptual knowledge
memory knowledge
senses
memory |
| Issue Date: | 1975 |
| Publisher: | D. Reidel Publishing Co. |
| Abstract: | This book attempts a general definition of what it is to know that a thing is so. The book gives accounts of two fundamentally important kinds of knowledge: that based on perception and that based on memory. Regarding the justification of claims to know, it takes a fundamentalist approach. |
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| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1813/81 |
| ISBN: | 9-02770-574-7 |
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