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Kant defined knowledge as justified true belief
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An encyclopedia source attributes the definition of knowledge as justified true beliefs to Hegel and Kant, but standard philosophical consensus traces this definition to Plato rather than Immanuel Kant.

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Encyclopedia of knowledge management
2006 · cited by 0
as Hegel and Kant defined knowledge as divergent meaning or justified true beliefs. Since … the neo-Platonic definition of knowledge as ‘justified true belief’ and Nonaka and Takeuchi’s … 998). While the positivist view (“knowledge as justified true belief’) is the predominant one
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