

Ep. 348: Tim Williamson's Knowledge-First Epistemology (Part One)
Aug 19, 2024
Tim Williamson, a renowned philosopher specializing in epistemology, joins the discussion to explore knowledge-first epistemology—a radical shift from traditional views. He critiques the conventional understanding of justification, truth, and belief, arguing for a definition of these elements in terms of knowledge itself. The conversation delves into historical perspectives from Plato and Descartes, the implications of the Gettier problem, and challenges related to introspection. Williamson's insights pave the way for a deeper understanding of knowledge in the context of contemporary arguments.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Intro
00:00 • 3min
Epistemology Unraveled: Knowledge-First Perspectives
02:40 • 15min
Exploring Knowledge-First Epistemology
17:27 • 8min
Rethinking Knowledge: Modern Epistemology
25:31 • 12min
Exploring Non-Operational Epistemology and Introspection
37:56 • 4min
Challenging Internalism: The Complexity of Knowledge and Mental States
42:18 • 6min