1.1.2 Critiques of the tripartite view

• Gettier problems demonstrate that a belief can be true and justified but not constitute knowledge due to luck.


  True
• Challenges to justification question whether justification alone is sufficient to convert true belief into knowledge.


  True
• What is one issue that challenges the reliability of justification processes?

  Luck
• Reliabilism avoids Gettier cases by focusing on the source of knowledge
• The tripartite view defines knowledge as justified true belief
• What is the primary reason Gettier problems prevent justified true belief from being considered knowledge?

  Luck
• Gettier problems challenge the JTB definition of knowledge by showing that a belief can be true by chance
• Match the alternative theory with its key principle:

  Reliabilism ↔️ Justification based on reliable processes

  Contextualism ↔️ Justification varies by context

  Virtue Epistemology ↔️ Knowledge arises from intellectual virtues
• The critiques of the tripartite view challenge its adequacy
• Match the critique with its example:

  Gettier Problems ↔️ Believing a lottery ticket will win by chance

  Challenges to Justification ↔️ Relying on hearsay for justification
• Counterarguments to Gettier problems often add a 'no false lemmas