
handle: 10550/34444
According to Contextualism about knowledge, it is possible that a subject, with the same amount of evidence and the same degree of con-viction, knows that P in a context and not in another. In this paper, I favor the invarationist conception of knowledge by drawing a distinction between belief and acceptance."Know", I defend, does not change in meaning across contexts, althoughI acknowledge it is not correct to self ascribe knowledge when one does not accept that P. Según la posición contextualista puede ocurrir que con las mis-mas evidencias y el mismo grado de convicción, un sujeto sepa que P en un contexto y no en otro. Mediante la distinción entre aceptación y creencia, se combate tal posición en favor de una concepción inva-riantista del conocimiento."Saber" no varía de significado con los contex-tos, aunquereconozco no es correcto auto atribuirse conocimien-to cuando no se acepta que P.
contextualismo, Lewis, contextualism, invariantism, Coneixement, Teoria del, invariantismo
contextualismo, Lewis, contextualism, invariantism, Coneixement, Teoria del, invariantismo
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