Die identifikationistische Lösung des Gettier Problems

On the identificationist reading of the Gettier problem, a Gettier case fails to yield knowledge because the state of affairs to which the justifying grounds refer bears no relation to the state of affairs that makes the relevant proposition true. The identification condition between the justifying and the truthmaking state of affairs can be satisfied by any of several relations: identity, entailment, and causal or grounding relations.