Abstract
Functions defined on metric spaces are studied. For these functions, a generalized Caristi-like condition is introduced. It is shown that this condition is sufficient for a bounded below, lower semicontinuous function to attain its minimum. Criteria for a generalized Caristi-like condition to hold are derived. Generalizations of the Ekeland and Bishop--Phelps variational principles are obtained and compared with their prototypes.
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