Paul Faulkner

Paul Faulkner is a philosopher known for his work on the nature of testimony, which is how we come to know things through others. He argues that testimony is a vital source of knowledge, suggesting that we often rely on what others say to form our beliefs. His contributions emphasize that testimony can be just as reliable as direct evidence, highlighting its role in our understanding of the world. Faulkner explores how factors like trust and the context of information impact what we accept as knowledge from others, making his work significant in discussions about epistemology and belief.