The Arguments for and Against Internalism
Description: This quiz assesses your understanding of the arguments for and against internalism in epistemology. Internalism is the view that justification for beliefs is determined solely by factors internal to the believer, such as their evidence and reasoning. Externalism, on the other hand, is the view that justification can also be determined by factors external to the believer, such as the reliability of their sources of information or the social context in which they hold their beliefs. | |
Number of Questions: 14 | |
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Tags: epistemology internalism externalism justification |
Which of the following is a central tenet of internalism?
Which of the following is a common argument against internalism?
What is the lottery paradox?
Which of the following is a common argument for internalism?
What is the Münchhausen trilemma?
Which of the following is a common objection to the coherence theory of justification?
What is the foundationalist theory of justification?
Which of the following is a common argument for externalism?
What is the testimony argument?
Which of the following is a common objection to externalism?
What is the peer disagreement argument?
Which of the following is a common argument for reliabilism?
What is the virtue theory of justification?
Which of the following is a common objection to the virtue theory of justification?