То, чего ты не знаешь об эпистемологии [S02:E25]

How many monographs and articles does it take to change an entire field of philosophy? Edmund Gettier only needed a single three-page article to transform epistemology into a "post-Gettier" field. The main debates and methods of modern epistemology are difficult to understand without examining attempts to resolve the Gettier problem. But even this doesn't resolve many questions. Where did epistemology come from? Was the need for a theory of knowledge always obvious to philosophers? And why is epistemology still sometimes discussed in the post-Soviet space? In this new podcast episode, we discuss the specifics of modern epistemology, the nuances of its history, and what it might have been like without Gettier. Support: https://boosty.to/insolarance   / insolarance   Contributors: Alexey Kardash, Andrey Leman. Insolarance: Website: https://insolarance.com/ Telegram: https://t.me/insolarance VK: https://vk.com/insolarance_cult Alexey: https://t.me/here_was_dragons Timecodes: 00:00 Visiting? 00:55 Why choose epistemology? 07:18 Where did epistemology come from and how do Gettier-style refutations work? 26:06 Particularism and the Problem of Criterion 34:57 Epistemology: The Nebulous History of the Term 48:55 Dretske's Zebra Case 01:01:05 Related Views and Fallibilism 01:10:21 Sosa's Reliabilism and Virtue Epistemology 01:20:50 What Would Epistemology Be Like Without Gettier? 01:36:18 Impact on Other Fields