...: Collected Papers in Epistemology brings together twenty of Zagzebski’s epistemology essays, divided into six sections (with usually three or four essays each) that span all of the above general themes. © 2022 by Cornell University 2022 Trinkaus Zagzebski Linda , Epistemic Values: Collected...

... constrained by the epistemic status of the beliefs of their individual members. © 2016 by Cornell University 2016 epistemic justification group belief justified group belief collective epistemology judgment aggregation Groups are often said to believe things. 1 For instance, we talk about...

... . Cognition in the Wild . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Simion Mona , Adam Carter J. , and Kelp Christoph . 2022 . “ On Behalf of Knowledge-First Collective Epistemology .” In Propositional and Doxastic Justification: New Perspectives in Epistemology , edited by Silva Paul Jr...

... contribution to the original symposium. Two of the papers in the central section of the collection, on episte- mology, display a difference that is harder to bring into focus. Though he devoted his major works to resolving an epistemological question, Frege said relatively little about what he...

... this means is that, even if Hazlett found a way around the worry that epistemic evaluation on his view comes out a parochial and normatively toothless enterprise, his antirealist defense of the appropriateness of such evaluation still seems to commit him to a fairly radical reorientation of epistemology...

... of the arguments for these theses in my com- ments on Gisela Striker s c~llection.~ Essays On Hellenistic Epistemology And Ethics collects fourteen previously p u b lished papers, introduced by a new essay on the fifth-century origins of the skeptical arguments from conflicting philosophical views ( The methods...

... is to articulate the kind of introduction to philosophy that Hegel thought necessary and his reasons for thinking as he did. In taking up this challenge Forster helpfully distinguishes three sorts of tasks the Phenome- nology sets out to accomplish-pedagogical, epistemological, and meta- physical-and the first...

... philosophy in action. Even if the book had only this virtue, I would recommend it. Given, in addition, the richness of ideas and arguments contained within it, the collection is a must-read. The last chapter of the book (“Concepts, Teleology, and Rational Revision”) is a sustained argument against...

...Daniel J. Singer Goldberg Sanford , To the Best of Our Knowledge . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2018 . xvi + 277 pp . © 2021 by Cornell University, 2021 According to the student evaluations from my last introductory epistemology class, the unit on epistemic...

... new puzzles. Although Chisholm’s contributions to the present volume are among the last of his philosophical writings, there is no sense of summing up here, but rather of work in progress. Chisholm offers a number of revised defi- nitions in epistemology and ontology, and he suggests some...

... that an entitlement is a priori if and only if it is a priori. Peacocke envisions an epistemology that would be similar in certain respects to the epistemologies of half a century ago, when some philosophers argued that a person’s behaving in a certain way was evidence that he or she had certain thoughts...

... appears to reduce to the tautology that an entitlement is a priori if and only if it is a priori. Peacocke envisions an epistemology that would be similar in certain respects to the epistemologies of half a century ago, when some philosophers argued that a person’s behaving in a certain way...

... that an entitlement is a priori if and only if it is a priori. Peacocke envisions an epistemology that would be similar in certain respects to the epistemologies of half a century ago, when some philosophers argued that a person’s behaving in a certain way was evidence that he or she had certain thoughts...

... appears to reduce to the tautology that an entitlement is a priori if and only if it is a priori. Peacocke envisions an epistemology that would be similar in certain respects to the epistemologies of half a century ago, when some philosophers argued that a person’s behaving in a certain way...

... appears to reduce to the tautology that an entitlement is a priori if and only if it is a priori. Peacocke envisions an epistemology that would be similar in certain respects to the epistemologies of half a century ago, when some philosophers argued that a person’s behaving in a certain way...

... appears to reduce to the tautology that an entitlement is a priori if and only if it is a priori. Peacocke envisions an epistemology that would be similar in certain respects to the epistemologies of half a century ago, when some philosophers argued that a person’s behaving in a certain way...

...Anja Jauernig Bruxvoort Lipscomb Benjamin J. and Krueger James , eds., Kant's Moral Metaphysics . Berlin : Walter de Gruyter , 2010 . vii+334 pp. © 2013 by Cornell University 2013 This volume is a collection of eleven essays, nine of which are published for the first...

... of metaphysical and epistemological issues that arise when choosing for changing selves. It is a model of clarity and precision. As such, Choosing for Changing Selves is essential reading for anyone interested in decision theory, practical reasoning, agent persistence and change, temporal discounting...

... language can be about the world” (231). In Hylton’s phrase, this is the epistemological project. Quine’s second fundamental concern, which Hylton calls the metaphysical project, is to articulate the basic commitments of science—that is, to describe and clarify the implications of science...

... questions of knowledge, how we come to have theories which have been reliable guides to the world, but also questions as to how our language can be about the world” (231). In Hylton’s phrase, this is the epistemological project. Quine’s second fundamental concern, which Hylton calls the metaphysical...