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Winnie, melcușorul cel grăbit
Winnie the snail goes on a picnic.
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Justification and Knowledge: New Studies in Epistemology - Pagina 71
MISLEADING EVIDENCE For an example of misleading evidence, consider the case of Tom Grabit that Paxson and I proposed.” The example is one in which I see Tom Grabit, a student in a very small class of six members, take a book off the ...
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Knowledge and Evidence - Ediţia 1991 - Pagina 243
One pertinent example resembles the above-described counterexample involving Tom Grabit's actual twin, except it involves Tom's demented mother, Mrs. Grabit: (II) S believes on the basis of his visual experience that his acquaintance, Tom ...
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Epistemology: Contemporary Readings - Pagina 466
Since I am sure the man is Tom Grabit, whom 1 have often seen before when he attended my classes, I report that I know that Tom Grabit has removed the book. However, suppose further that Mrs. Grabit, the mother of Tom, has averred that on ...
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The Current State of the Coherence Theory: Critical Essays ...
Lehrer can avoid the difficulties I have raised if he can show that Jones must assume that Nogot is not trying to deceive him and that I must assume that it is false that Mrs. Grabit is demented, etc.. The only way he can do that promises to imply ...
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Teoría del conocimiento - Pagina 74
Dado que estoy seguro de que ese hombre es Tom Grabit, a quien he visto a menudo cuando asistía a mis clases, informo que sé que Tom Grabit ha robado el libro. No obstante, supongamos además que la señora Grabit, la madre de Tom, ...
Josep Lluís Blasco Estellés, Tobies Grimaltos Mascarós,
2012
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Epistemology Modalized - Pagina 46
Tom Grabit (GRABIT). S sees Tom Grabit steal a book from the library, and thus forms the true belief that Tom Grabit took it. Suppose that, unbeknownst to S, Grabit's mother says that Tom is out of town, but she is lying.9 Does S know that Tom ...
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Warrant in Contemporary Epistemology: Essays in Honor of ...
Perhaps the best- known representative of this class is the Grabit example, originally introduced by Keith Lehrer and Thomas Paxson.10 Suppose [Smith sees] a man walk into the library and remove a book from the library by concealing it ...
Alvin Plantinga, Jonathan L. Kvanvig,
1996
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Conceptions of Knowledge - Pagina 312
That appearances are deceptive is suggested by Robert Fogelin's version of the Grabit story.14 He asks whether we would still be willing to ascribe knowledge to John if we were to imagine ourselves to be en- gaged in an actual enquiry.
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Fairy Tales and Fables from Weimar Days - Pagina 55
Grabit took a large, sharp knife from a hiding place and gave it to the blockhead. "I want you to carry this with you constantly, and if I call you, I want you to come and protect me with this weapon." The following night Grabit went to the animal ...