The distinction between knowledge and justified true belief ... - Harman, Gilbert

This quote is attributed to Harman, Gilbert.

"The distinction between knowledge and justified true belief is less clear than Gettier supposed."

Harman, Gilbert Wisdom

Philosopher American Born 1938 (age 88)

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