Tag: coherentism

This quiz covers the foundational concepts of Foundationalism and Coherentism in epistemology, exploring the nature of knowledge, justification, and the relationship between beliefs.

Coherentism is a theory of truth that states that the truth of a proposition is determined by its coherence with other propositions that are already known to be true.

Foundationalism vs. Coherentism is a fundamental debate in epistemology, the branch of philosophy that studies knowledge. Foundationalism holds that all knowledge is ultimately based on a foundation of indubitable, self-evident truths. Coherentism, on the other hand, argues that knowledge is a holistic system in which all beliefs are interconnected and mutually supportive.

Epistemic Reliability: Coherentism and Foundationalism

Epistemic Closure and the Problem of Coherentism Quiz

Explore the implications of internalism and externalism for coherentism, a theory of epistemic justification.