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The Gettier Problem category gathers books that examine a core question in epistemology: is justified true belief enough for knowledge? Sparked by Edmund Gettier’s 1963 counterexamples, these works probe epistemic luck, defeaters, and the limits of traditional analyses of knowledge. The collection includes classic papers and anthologies, accessible introductions, and advanced monographs that survey and develop responses such as reliabilism, safety and sensitivity theories, virtue epistemology, contextualism, Bayesian and pragmatic approaches, and experimental philosophy. Readers will find discussions of thought experiments, the history and stakes of the debate, and applications to science, law, AI, and everyday reasoning—offering a comprehensive guide to what it takes to know.

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