Internalism and Externalism
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State
Internalism says justification depends on factors accessible to the believer's reflection; externalism says facts outside awareness—like a process's reliability—can justify.
Show
A trained chicken-sexer sorts chicks accurately without being able to say how. Externalists can credit knowledge; internalists balk.
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This divide reshapes every earlier debate—what the regress demands depends on which side you take.