# The Power of Nonviolence (Classic Philosophical Arguments)

In 1963 Edmund Gettier published a short paper suggesting that a belief can be justified and true and still fall short of knowledge. More than fifty years later, philosophers have yet to agree on what is missing. Stephen Hetherington, a leading voice in epistemology, traces how that debate has unfolded in a sequence of clear chapters and considers where it might head next.

The chapters range across fallibility, evidence, reliability, truth-tracking, context, luck, intellectual virtue and wisdom, and questions of method such as intuition, conceptual analysis, experimental philosophy and explication. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2019, the book is an authoritative survey that suits students meeting the problem for the first time and seasoned philosophers who want the whole argument mapped in one place.

## Books in this series (1)

- Vol. 1 — [The Gettier Problem](https://mybookbandits.com/books/9781316631102) (ISBN 9781316631102)

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