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This is for an Oxford Handbook on Reasons and Normativity, and is due to Daniel Star sometime in April, so I thought I’d link to the draft here, in case any want to help me by providing comments! You can … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2013
A standard NEDP case will take a twin who is internally identical to me but whose beliefs are unreliably formed because of a demon. I share the intuition with internalists that this twin and I are justificationally identical. So, it … Continue reading
Nick Treanor (Edinburgh), Matthew Smith (Leeds) and Paula Silwa (Cambridge) are starting a regular series of ‘Midsummer Philosophy Workshops’, with the first one to be hosted by the Eidyn research centre in Edinburgh in 2013. More details, including a call … Continue reading
Thinking About Knowledge. Epistemology 50 Years after Gettier’s Paper Fred Dretske Alvin Goldman John Greco Saturday, April 13, 2013 Swarthmore College, Scheuer Room, Kohlberg Hall 9:00am-10:00am: Arrival 10:00am-11:30am: Fred Dretske (Duke University): Golden Gettier: What We Should Have Learned 11:30am-1:00pm: … Continue reading
The 8th Cologne Summer School in Philosophy will take place in Cologne, September 23 – 27, 2013. Special guest this year will be Duncan Pritchard (University of Edinburgh). Pritchard suggests a new understanding of the sceptical problem and offers a … Continue reading
Tonight [post delayed due to maintenance on CD] in my fallibilism seminar, we discussed Charity Anderson’s forthcoming paper, “Fallibilism and the Flexibility of Epistemic Modals.” It’s a really great paper, though written from a diametrically opposed view as my own … Continue reading
A draft of my new book is available here: https://bearspace.baylor.edu/Jonathan_Kvanvig/www/tex/rationalityandreflection.pdf Responses, suggestions, etc., always welcome and can be sent to my email jonathan_kvanvig at baylor.edu. … Continue reading
Been thinking again about fallibilism, and especially its history. So a question: can we find sources prior to the 19th century of the view that a proper account of knowledge is fallibilistic? By the latter half of the 19th century … Continue reading
Issue 3/1 of IJSS The latest issue of the International Journal for the Study of Skepticism is now out. The papers can be accessed on Brill Online. … Continue reading
Oxford University 12 & 13 June 2013 The New Insights and Directions in Religious Epistemology project at Oxford University invites the submission of papers related to the application of the safety condition for knowledge to any question in the philosophy … Continue reading