The Modal Dimension of Knowledge
Author:
Enrique Alarcón
Location:
Espíritu: ISSN 0014-0716, Year 63, Nº. 148 (july-december), 2014, pages 251-282
Language:
Spanish
Abstract:
Truth and certitude are two different requirements of knowledge in strict sense. Such duality gives rise to the problem of justification: how to validate our assessment of what is true and what is not. Several texts of Thomas Aquinas give valuable clues for an answer. These indications clarify the relationship between truth and certainty in the light of the modal dimension of knowledge, and its dependence on the metaphysical structure of being
Key words:
Knowledge, Certainty, Modalities, Theory of Justification
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