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The Arguments for and Against Internalism

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Which of the following is a central tenet of internalism?

  1. Justification for beliefs is determined solely by factors internal to the believer.
  2. Justification for beliefs can be determined by factors both internal and external to the believer.
  3. Justification for beliefs is determined solely by the reliability of the believer's sources of information.
  4. Justification for beliefs is determined solely by the social context in which the believer holds their beliefs.
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