I admit it’s old news that JTB doesn’t intuitively equal K (50 years old this year in the Western tradition, about 1200 years old if you follow the Indo-Tibetan tradition), but if anyone still wants empirical confirmation, a little more … Continue reading
3rd Annual Edinburgh Graduate Epistemology Conference 31st May-1st June 2013 Final Call for Papers Essays within any area of epistemology (broadly construed) are welcome. Essays should be approximately 4000 words. The submission deadline for the conference is 1 March 2013. … Continue reading
The Philosophy Department at Fordham University is pleased to announce its three-year “Varieties of Understanding” project. The project will sponsor research in psychology, philosophy, and theology that will examine the various ways in which human beings understand the world, how … Continue reading
Some readers may be interested in this new paper. In it, David Rose, John Turri, and I distinguish between two categories of belief — thin belief and thick belief — and provide evidence that they approximate genuinely distinct categories within folk psychology, each … Continue reading