Graham defends the principle TEST, which states that if a subject comprehends a presentation-as-true by a speaker and this causes or sustains the subject's belief, that confers justification on the belief, against those who accept the principles PER (perception) and MEM (memory) but reject TEST.

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  Epistemology of Testimony | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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