One Argument Against the JTB Account of Knowledge Rests on the Premise

question 34

True/False

One argument against the JTB account of knowledge rests on the premise that people often say, "I know it but I don't believe it."

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Definitions:

Own Mind

The individual's unique thoughts, beliefs, and cognitive processes that are independent of external influences.

Other People's Minds

The concept or theory related to understanding and inferring the thoughts, feelings, and intentions of others.

Søren Kierkegaard

A Danish philosopher considered the father of existentialism, known for his critique of Hegel and exploration of individuality, faith, and ethics.

Passions

Strong and barely controllable emotions or desires.