Knowing
Subtitle: essays in the analysis of knowledge
By: edited by Michael D. Roth [and] Leon Galis.
Contributors: Galis, Leon, 1939- joint comp.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Series: Random House studies in philosophy, SPH21
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: Knowledge, Theory of -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: Knowing as having the right to be sure, by A. J. Ayer.; title: Knowledge and belief, by N. Malcolm.; title: Is justified true belief knowledge? By E. L. Gettier.; title: The foundation of empirical statements, by R. M. Chisholm.; title: Knowledge, truth, and evidence, by K. Lehrer.; title: A causal theory of knowing, by A. I. Goldman.; title: The explication of 'X knows that p', by B. Skyrms.; title: An analysis of factual knowledge, by P. Unger.; title: Why I know so much more than you do, by W. W. Rozeboom.; title: Does knowing imply believing? By J. Harrison.; title: Knowledge, by examples, by C. Radford.; title: The logic of knowing, by R. M. Chisholm.; title: Bibliography (p. 221-224)