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Fundamentation is a philosophical concept exploring the grounding or ultimate justification of knowledge, beliefs, or values. It addresses the question of why we hold certain propositions to be true or certain actions to be right. Different philosophical traditions offer various approaches to fundamentation.
One prominent view is foundationalism, which posits that there exists a set of basic, self-evident, or incorrigible
Another perspective is coherentism, which suggests that beliefs are justified by their coherence with a larger
Infinitism proposes that justification can involve an infinite chain of reasons, without necessarily reaching a foundational
Skepticism, in contrast, questions whether any belief can be ultimately justified, challenging the very possibility of