rəˈtrēvəl/ noun the process of getting something back from somewhere
In Episode 5 of Retrieving Reason, I discuss the definition of knowledge as "justified true belief" as codified by Edmund Gettier in his 1963 paper. I then contrast the JTB definition of knowledge with Plato's "true opinion with an account" definition (TOA). I entertain some objections and responses from Gettier and Alvin Plantinga. In the... Continue Reading →
This week I was the co-host of the Clarity Fund Podcast. Dr. Owen Anderson and I discussed what it is like to be in the role of mentoring young philosophers. We talked about some of our experiences as students of philosophy and gave some advice about being in the secular, mostly skeptical, academy. Check out... Continue Reading →
Here is my Interview with Miguel Benitez from yesterday on the topic: "What is Skepticism?"
Retrieval Philosophy 