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OVERCOMING INTELLECTUALISM ABOUT UNDERSTANDING AND KNOWLEDGE: A UNIFIED APPROACH (pages 7-26)
Author: Eros M. de CARVALHOKeywords: intellectualism , John McDowell , knowledge , Linda Zagzebski , skills , understanding
VOLUME IX ISSUE 1 MARCH 2018
Research Articles
Keywords: intellectualism , John McDowell , knowledge , Linda Zagzebski , skills , understanding
TESTIMONIAL INSULT: A MORAL REASON FOR BELIEF? (pages 27-48)
Author: Finlay MALCOLMKeywords: belief , epistemic , insult , moral , reasons , testimony
LAKATOSIAN PARTICULARISM (pages 49-59)
Author: Howard SANKEYKeywords: Imre Lakatos , methodology of scientific research programmes , particularism , Roderick Chisholm , value-judgements
Discussion Notes/Debate
EXPLANATORY VIRTUES ARE INDICATIVE OF TRUTH (pages 63-73)
Author: Kevin McCAINKeywords: evidential probability , evidentialism , explanationism , explanatory virtues
GETTIER CASES, MENTAL STATES, AND BEST EXPLANATIONS: ANOTHER REPLY TO ATKINS (pages 75-90)
Author: Moti MIZRAHIKeywords: ambiguous designator , analysis of knowledge , Gettier cases , intuition mongering , justified true belief , semantic reference , speaker’s reference
EPISTEMIC TROUBLE FOR ENGINEERING ‘WOMAN’ (pages 91-98)
Author: Mona SIMIONKeywords: conceptual engineering , epistemic failure , gender , race , representational function
Reviews
Claude Panaccio, Mental Language: From Plato to William of Ockham (pages 101-107)
Reviewed by: Gaston G. LeNotre
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