Today I have been doing some reflecting on knowledge, rationality, and justification. I think it would be helpful to briefly write out my current basic views so that I can keep them in mind more easily and, if it ever becomes necessary, revise them.
Justified True Belief
Knowledge is an essentially contested concept. The traditional definition of (propositional) knowledge is "justified true belief." The problem with this definition is that it is easy to think of examples where a belief is true and justified, yet seemingly fails to count as knowledge. I often think of a specific case that came up back when I was first learning about epistemology.