Titlebook: Epistemic Relativism and Scepticism; Unwinding the Braid Steven Bland Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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,Tosio Kato’s Unpublished Paper, such responses before outlining a more promising, dialectical argument against epistemic relativism that has no anti-sceptical ambitions. In doing so, it elucidates the book’s central claim that Pyrrhonian scepticism and epistemic relativism are distinct threats that require different responses.

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Epistemic Relativism in the Analytic Tradition,entury. Interestingly, both of these positions can be understood as endorsing the principal argument for epistemic relativism. This chapter examines these relativistic readings of Carnap and Kuhn, without endorsing them, in an effort to reveal that epistemic relativism is an endogenous threat to analytic philosophy.

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Externalism,nnot suffice as a response to epistemic relativism because cases of epistemic incommensurability can be rationally resolved only by means of suasive justifications that epistemically circular arguments cannot deliver. The chapter concludes by re-formulating the argument for epistemic relativism in light of this insight.

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Particularism and Methodism,g the question in response to the Agrippan argument, but this need not disqualify them from being effective responses to scepticism. However, the fact that these strategies also involve begging the question when used to justify an epistemic system does disqualify them from being effective responses to epistemic relativism.

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The Wittgensteinian Position,ic relativism, while Pritchard claims that Wittgenstein attacks these positions using a Davidsonian style of coherentism. The chapter concludes that these are two more unsuccessful anti-sceptical arguments against epistemic relativism.

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Introduction, such responses before outlining a more promising, dialectical argument against epistemic relativism that has no anti-sceptical ambitions. In doing so, it elucidates the book’s central claim that Pyrrhonian scepticism and epistemic relativism are distinct threats that require different responses.

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