Titlebook: Doubting; Contemporary Perspec Michael D. Roth,Glenn Ross Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 epistemology.idea.knowledge.reason.scep

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Gender, Development and Social Changeeriously a doctrine from which it immediately follows that they do not know their own names, or the name of the college they attend, or whether or not they are at present sitting in class listening to a philosophy lecture, their response is immediate and universal. Phrases like, “silly,” “stupid,” “

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Contextualization at Micro-Levels. This has seemed to many to provide, at long last, the basis for a definitive response to the sceptic. Roughly, the idea is that the sceptic attempts to impose extremely high standards of rigor, and that this yields two possibilities: either those standards are contextually inappropriate, in which

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Contextualization at Macro-Levelgy — metaepistemological questions and normative epistemological questions. The terminology is borrowed from and the distinction parallels the metaethical/normative distinction in ethics. Just as in doing metaethics one is concerned with analyzing concepts fundamental to ethical thought, so in doing

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US Leadership in Political Time and Space be at a party. But Stroud supposes that John. doesn’t show up. Stroud’s claim is that Bill. did not know that John. would show up, even though he is warranted in asserting this.. I have no quarrel with that claim. However, I do want to question the implicit, and widely shared, assumption that had J

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US Leadership in Political Time and Spacege is possible precisely because they believe, in part, that knowledge does . entail certainty. For they, too, believe that certainty is not possible.. Thus, sceptics and most nousists agree that certainty is not possible.

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