TWO DILEMMAS FOR SETIYA’S REDUCTIVE EPISTEMOLOGY (pages 371-381)

Shlomit WYGODA COHEN

ABSTRACT: Kieran Setiya has developed an original and promising version of non-inferential moral epistemology which he calls Reductive Epistemology. While I find Reductive Epistemology to be an attempt in the right direction, it leaves some important questions unanswered. Tackling these questions brings to the surface the intuition underlying the view’s plausibility, but also reveals a significant challenge in cashing out this underlying intuition.

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