On the Validity and Invalidity of the Same Evidence Principle: Marxism’s Answer to Sceptical Problems and the Gettier Problem
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As an expression of the law of causality, the Same Evidence Principle is a basic epistemological principle that informs daily life. Both Sceptical problems and the Gettier problem make use of this principle to posit doubt about whether we have certain knowledge or not. The universal validity of the Same Evidence Principle could be demonstrated by the transcendental deduction. The non-universal invalidity of this principle could be demonstrated by applying practical materialism. Using the theory of Marxism’s epistemology, we seek here the answer to the Sceptical problems and the Gettier problem.
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As an expression of the law of causality, the Same Evidence Principle is a basic epistemological principle that informs daily life. Both Sceptical problems and the Gettier problem make use of this principle to posit doubt about whether we have certain knowledge or not. The universal validity of the Same Evidence Principle could be demonstrated by the transcendental deduction. The non-universal invalidity of this principle could be demonstrated by applying practical materialism. Using the theory of Marxism’s epistemology, we seek here the answer to the Sceptical problems and the Gettier problem.
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