The causal theory of knowledge revisited: An interventionist approach

Goldman proposed that a subject knows if and only is appropriately causally connected to 's believing . He later on abandoned this theory. The main objection the theory causal connection required by compatible with certain problematic forms of luck. In paper we argue Goldman's knowledge can overcome luck problem causation understood along interventionist lines. We also show modified leads correct results in contexts involving other prominent epistemic compare it accounts market.