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(Aristotle proposes and defends an empirical foundationalist account of knowledge. It can be viewed as containing a basis for a reliabilist account of knowledge of first principles in science.)
Armstrong, D. (1973) Belief, Truth and Knowledge, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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