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

misshapen

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137392510ptic, despite appearances, does not deny common opinion. On the contrary, he abandons one platitude for the sake of others., He appeals not to arcane considerations, hidden details, but to familiar intuitions. These lead him perhaps to reject something important but, from this point of view, to do so only for the sake of the larger edifice.

vocation

ANA

Genders and Sexualities in Historyng instrument, animal or human being—cannot process information to the effect that something is ., it cannot represent something as .. From this it follows (for simple, ostensively acquired concepts at least) that if an organism that has the information-processing capabilities for knowing that something is ..

STERN

Introductionthis is all semantics,” and “you’re playing tricks with our heads,” are fairly typical of the comments elicited by an introductory lecture on skepticism. Here is philosophy exposed as a useless and trivial enterprise, richly deserving of the ridicule heaped on it at the coffee shop and fraternity party.

hermitage

Are there Counterexamples to the Closure Principle?thematical theorem. In light of these considerations, it seems plausible to hold that if a person knows a given proposition, that person must also know any logical consequence of that proposition which he or she recognizes as such. Putting it differently, we might say that knowledge is closed under known logical implication..

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licence

Epistemic Universalizability: From Skepticism to Infallibilismwarranted in asserting this.. I have no quarrel with that claim. However, I do want to question the implicit, and widely shared, assumption that had John. shown up (and shown up for the right reasons) then Bill. does know.

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Doubts About Skepticismptic, despite appearances, does not deny common opinion. On the contrary, he abandons one platitude for the sake of others., He appeals not to arcane considerations, hidden details, but to familiar intuitions. These lead him perhaps to reject something important but, from this point of view, to do so only for the sake of the larger edifice.

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Knowledge in Context, Skepticism in Doubt: The Virtue of Our Faculties“beyond being . or ., as it were, as something ., par. 359). They provide me with “the . of all my enquiring and asserting (par. 162).” This substratum is not accepted on the basis of reasoning. “No: it is the inherited background against which I distinguish between true and false (par. 94).”

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