Synthese

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2018

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Synthese

Epistemic justification

Vol. 195 (9)

Edited by

Benjamin Bewersdorf, Jeanne Peijnenburg

Publication details

Full citation:

Bewersdorf, B. , Peijnenburg, J. (eds) (2018). Epistemic justification. Synthese 195 (9).

Table of Contents

Introduction to the special issue on epistemic justification

Bewersdorf Benjamin; Peijnenburg Jeanne

3735-3735

Knowledge attribution revisited

Cresto Eleonora

3737-3753

Just do it?

Dutant Julien; Littlejohn Clayton

3755-3772

Advice for infallibilists

Booth Anthony Robert

3773-3789

Epistemic instrumentalism and the reason to believe in accord with the evidence

Sharadin Nathaniel

3791-3809

Propositional epistemic luck, epistemic risk, and epistemic justification

Bondy Patrick; Pritchard Duncan

3811-3820

Epistemic justification and epistemic luck

de Grefte Job

3821-3836

Epistemic justification

Spohn Wolfgang

3837-3856

The logic of epistemic justification

Smith Martin

3857-3875

Optimality justifications

Schurz Gerhard

3877-3897

Foundationalism with infinite regresses of probabilistic support

Roche William

3899-3917

Is defining life pointless?

Bich Leonardo; Green Sara

3919-3946

Towards a pluralist theory of singular thought

Palmira Michele

3947-3974

Why the debate about composition is factually empty (or why there's no fact of the matter whether anything exists)

Balaguer Mark

3975-4008

Do you see what i see?

Spaulding Shannon

4009-4030

Ignorance of ignorance

Fine Kit

4031-4045

Rigidity, instability and dimensionality

Pérez Laraudogoitia Jon

4047-4062

The no miracles argument without the base rate fallacy

Dawid Richard; Hartmann Stephan

4063-4079

Is romeo dead? on the persistence of organisms

Tzinman Rina

4081-4105

Normativity all the way down

Duenger Bohn Einar

4107-4124

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