Reflection: Understanding as a Condition of Knowledge – Not Truth (2023)

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(Philosophical Journal Entry) This short paper is a reflection on the lecture “What is Philosophy?” by Robert Brandom at the Royal Institute of Philosophy. In reflection, this lecture provokes an epistemic thought: understanding is a foundational epistemic aspect, and should take precedence, or even replace truth as a condition in the traditional analysis of knowledge.

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original David, Klier (manuscript) "Reflections on Respect I-V (2024)".

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David Klier
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