The Philosophical Blind Squirrel

Causality is the relationship between a cause and effect, or one event that is a consequence of the first. However many philosophers theoriz...

Fallibilism is the theory that all claims of knowledge could be mistaken. Extreme fallibilists even argue that absolute certainty about know...

According to the Reliability Theory of Knowledge, knowing a proposition does not imply that you know that you know it. In contrast the KK-pr...

What is the source of knowledge? Where do basic beliefs come from? Empiricism maintains that basic beliefs are the products of experience th...

The Naturalistic View does not makes any claims on the conditions for knowledge, instead it deals with the proper role of science in epistem...

The theory of absolutism says there is only one correct system for forming beliefs for all people. Serious Relativism stands in contrast to ...

I am taking a break from Non-Evidentialism to discuss Relativism beginning with it in its most uncontroversial form, knowledge is something ...