136 ΕL Gettier if'has adequate evidence for'or'has the right to be sure that'is substituted for'is
justified in believing that'throughout. I shall begin by noting two points. First, in that sense …

I shall argue that (a) is false in that the conditions stated therein do not constitute a sufficient
condition for the truth of the proposition that S knows that P. The same argument will show …

I shall argue that (a) is false in that the conditions stated therein do not constitute a sufficient
condition for the truth of the proposition that S knows that P. The same argument will show …

I shall argue that (a) is false in that the conditions stated therein do not constitute a sufficient
condition for the truth of the proposition that S knows that P. The same argument will show …

I shall argue that (a) is false in that the conditions stated therein do not constitute a sufficient
condition for the truth of the proposition that S knows that P. The same argument will show …

I shall argue that (a) is false in that the conditions stated therein do not constitute a sufficient
condition for the truth of the proposition that S knows that P. The same argument will show …

I shall argue that (a) is false in that the conditions stated therein do not constitute a sufficient
condition for the truth of the proposition that S knows that P. The same argument will show …

I shall argue that (a) is false in that the conditions stated therein do not constitute a sufficient
condition for the truth of the proposition that S knows that P. The same argument will show …