Exploring Justified True Belief and Epistemology Through Gettier and Goldman

The chapter delves into the historical background and evolution of the concepts of justified true belief and knowledge, examining the works of philosophers like Gettier and Goldman. It discusses the challenges posed by the Gettier problem to the traditional understanding of knowledge as justified true belief, emphasizing the complexities in defining knowledge. The conversation delves into the intricate relationship between truth, belief, and justification in the context of epistemology, drawing from historical philosophies and modern analytical philosophy concepts.