Epistemology
By: edited by John Hawthorne
Series: Philosophical perspectives -- 19
Publisher: Blackwell Publishers
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Malden, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 459
Subjects: Theory of Knowledge
Other titles: Noûs (Detroit, Mich.)
Notes: Supplement to Noûs.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Doubt, circularity, and the Moorean response to the sceptic  -- Jessica Brown; title: Pluralistic skepticism : advertisement for speech act pluralism  -- Herman Cappelen; title: Epistemic overdetermination and a priori justification  -- Albert Casullo; title: We are (almost) all externalists now  -- Juan Comesaña; title: I can't believe I'm stupid  -- Andy Egan -- Adam Elga; title: Respecting the evidence  -- Richard Feldman; title: Speckled hens and objects of acquaintance  -- Richard Fumerton; title: Scotching Dutch books ?  -- Alan Hájek; title: How probabilities reflect evidence  -- James M. Joyce; title: Moorean facts and belief revision, or can the skeptic win ?  -- Thomas Kelly; title: Enough is enough : pretense and invariance in the semantics of "knows that"  -- Krista Lawlor; title: Perceptual belief and nonexperiental looks  -- Jack Lyons -- The; title: Epistemological argument for content externalism  -- Brad Majors -- J. G. Meacham; title: Vision, knowledge, and the mystery link  -- John L. Pollock -- Iris Oved; title: Content ascriptions and the reversibility constraint  -- Richard Price; title: Deception and evidence  -- Nicholas Silins; title: Knowledge from falsehood  -- Ted A. Warfield; title: Can we do without pragmatic encroachment ?  -- Brian Weatherson; title: Epistemic permissiveness -- Roger White.