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PHILOSOPHICAL SITUATIONISM AND THE VICIOUS MINDS HYPOTHESIS (pages 7-39)
Author: Guy AXTELLKeywords: bounded rationality , dual-process theory , ecological rationality , heuristic reasoning , situationism , virtue epistemology
VOLUME VIII ISSUE 1 MARCH 2017
Research Articles
Keywords: bounded rationality , dual-process theory , ecological rationality , heuristic reasoning , situationism , virtue epistemology
A NEW RESPONSE TO THE NEW EVIL DEMON PROBLEM (pages 41-45)
Author: Umut BAYSANKeywords: dispositions , justification , reliabilism , The New Evil Demon Problem
NON-PICKWICKIAN BELIEF AND ‘THE GETTIER PROBLEM’ (pages 47-69)
Author: John BIROKeywords: belief , Edmund Gettier , knowledge
TRACING THE TERRITORY: A UNITARY FOUNDATIONALIST ACCOUNT (pages 71-95)
Author: Olga RAMÍREZ CALLEKeywords: foundationalism , hinges , Ludwig Wittgenstein , On Certainty
Discussion Notes/Debate
METHODS MATTER: BEATING THE BACKWARD CLOCK (pages 99-112)
Author: Murray CLARKE, Fred ADAMS, and John A. BARKERKeywords: backward clock , Fred Dretske , John Williams , knowledge , Neil Sinhababu , Robert Nozick , tracking theories
REPLY TO SIMION (pages 113-116)
Author: Jonathan L. KVANVIGKeywords: assertion , blameworthiness , knowledge norm of assertion , normativity
UNDAUNTED EXPLANATIONISM (pages 117-127)
Author: Kevin McCAINKeywords: epistemic justification , evidentialism , explanationism , explanationist evidentialism
WHY GETTIER CASES ARE STILL MISLEADING: A REPLY TO ATKINS (pages 129-139)
Author: Moti MIZRAHIKeywords: ambiguous designator , analysis of knowledge , Gettier cases , justified true belief , semantic reference , speaker’s reference
WEIGHING THE AIM OF BELIEF AGAIN (pages 141-145)
Author: Asbjørn STEGLICH-PETERSENKeywords: aim , belief , deliberation , epistemic norms , propositional attitudes
ANOTHER DEFENCE OF OWENS’S EXCLUSIVITY OBJECTION TO BELIEFS HAVING AIMS (pages 147-153)
Author: SULLIVAN-BISSETT and Paul NOORDHOFKeywords: aim , belief , deliberation , truth
INFERENCES, EXPERIENCES, AND THE MYTH OF THE GIVEN: A REPLY TO CHAMPAGNE (pages 155-162)
Author: Thomas WILKKeywords: empirical knowledge , experience , justification , observation , the Myth of the Given
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