Titlebook: Knowledge, Cause, and Abstract Objects; Causal Objections to Colin Cheyne Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2001 Epistemology.

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Trabeculoplasty

Beliefs and Causes, section, I consider the claim that many beliefs are uncaused and yet they can still constitute knowledge. If beliefs can be uncaused and if such uncaused beliefs can be items of knowledge, then both the strong causal condition: .and the weaker causal condition:

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Harass

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Platonic Knowledge by Intuition,ide range of meanings.. If these uses of the term have anything in common, it is that intuition is related to the acquisition of belief by a process that is apparently immediate and non-inferential. I shall identify those uses that are most often associated with the purported acquisition of platonic

Paleontology

meretricious