Titlebook: Knowers and Knowledge in East-West Philosophy; Epistemology Extende Karyn L. Lai Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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The , 陰陽 of Pervasive Emotionggests otherwise. This can be validated by considering what belief involves. All cognitive functioning involves believing something. It is clear that confidence that . is an epistemic emotion, and many dictionaries define confidence as strong belief. Belief thus requires less strongly positive .. It

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Extended Knowledge Overextended?in our daily lives—just think of the contacts on your phone and whatever calendar app you might use to keep track of your schedule. Furthermore, people enjoy easy and quick access to a wide range of reliable online resources such as ., and . through their laptops or smartphones. Powerful search engi

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The Possibility of the Extended Knowerd Chalmers’s views, Stephen Hetherington argues in his paper “The extended knower” (2012) that there are extended knowers, provided epistemic externalism holds. He also uses the argument and its conclusion to criticize Baron Reed’s scepticism in the paper “The long road to skepticism” (Reed, . 2007

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Finding the Joy of Far-Flung Friends: Extending Oneself Through Terrestrial, Metaphysical, and Moralonfucius and Mencius spent much of their lives travelling, and, I argue, this was essential in forming their vision of a comprehensive and cohesive world order. I suggest three motifs for place-based knowing: terrestrial geography, metaphysical geography, and moral geography. Terrestrial geography i

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State Epistemic Environmentalismater Value Activism Thesis are offered in support of epistemic environmentalism. This leads to a discussion of the significance of epistemic value theory to epistemic environmentalism. Based on this examination, the case is made for the permissibility of state intervention in the epistemic environme

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Contextualising and Decontextualising Knowledge: Extended Knowledge in Confucius, Mozi and Zhuangzi as embodied, embedded, enacted, extended and affective. A common feature of extended cognition views is their resistance to the Cartesian split between extension and thinking (. and .) and as squeezed between two other capacities that involve extension, namely perception and action. This creates th

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Models of Knowledge in the ,: Knowing with Chisels and Sticksthrough rough waters; a cicada catcher who uses a stick, as if it were his hand, to catch cicadas; and a wheelmaker who, in using his chisel, feels it in his hand and responds with his heart. What is the role of the stick, for the cicada catcher, and the chisel, for the wheelmaker? What do these mas