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S/P/553. Can we have lucky knowledge? Review of paper “Actually Knowing” by Hetherington
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The paper reviews the work of Stephen Hetherington “Actually Knowing” discussing his understanding of the terms “lucky knowledge” and “justified true belief” (JTB) with references to epistemological theory.
KEYWORDS: Review, Hetherington, Actually Knowing, lucky knowledge, justified true belief,
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