Monthly Archives: June 2015

2015 Tennessee Value & Agency (TVA) Conference: Knowledge & Agency

Posted on by June 16, 2015
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2015 Tennessee Value and Agency (TVA) Conference Knowledge and Agency September 4 & 5, 2015 1210 McClung Tower, University of Tennessee http://web.utk.edu/~philosop/TVA/conference.html    FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4 9-9.30: Breakfast (provided on site) 9.30-11: Sharon Mason (Indiana University), “Externalism for Doxastic Agents?” … Continue reading →

Truth-insensitive epistemology: radical or commonsense?

Posted on by June 13, 2015
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Many philosophers endorse a truth-insensitivity hypothesis: certain core, philosophically important evaluative properties of a belief are insensitive to whether it is true. For example, if two possible agents believe the same proposition for the same reason, then either both are … Continue reading →