I’d be interested to hear people’s thoughts on the following question. Why does classical foundationalism claim that basic beliefs are epistemically privileged in the sense that they are indubitable, infallible, indefeasible, and so on? Roughly speaking, foundationalism is the view … Continue reading
This is a reminder that the 5th annual Midwest Epistemology Workshop (MEW) will be held in Iowa City, Iowa, on October 7 and 8, 2011. The keynote speaker is Richard Foley (NYU), and the chair of local arrangments is Richard … Continue reading
The third annual Northwestern/Notre Dame Graduate Epistemology conference will be held on the campus of Northwestern University April 13-14, 2012. The keynote speaker will be Ram Neta (UNC-Chapel Hill). This is a call for papers: submissions are due by Jan … Continue reading
Here’s a draft of an entry on knowing how and knowing that for Sage’s Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences. Comments and suggestions welcome! (either here or via email to [email protected]) … Continue reading
Palgrave Innovations in Philosophy Edited by Vincent F. Hendricks, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Duncan Pritchard, University of Edinburgh, UK Palgrave Innovations in Philosophy is a new series of monographs. Each book in the series will constitute the ‘new wave’ of philosophy, both … Continue reading
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