The "isolation objection" to coherentism claims that its account of epistemic justification is isolated from
A) other coherent beliefs one might have.
B) what is going on in the external world.
C) epistemically basic beliefs.
D) what happens in the practical scientific disciplines.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The "isolation objection" to coherentism is concerned with the theory's potential disconnection from the external world, arguing that coherentism focuses on the internal consistency of beliefs without adequately considering their relationship to external reality.

The "Isolation Objection" to Coherentism Claims That Its Account of Epistemic