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Radical Scepticism, Closure and Robust Knowledge | Epistemology@Edinburgh

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Epistemological ruminations from the postgraduates at the University of Edinburgh. 14 May, 2009. Radical Scepticism, Closure and Robust Knowledge. Hi folks, I’m attaching here a rough draft of a paper I’ve written which touches upon some themes from Duncan’s “Radical Scepticism, Epistemic Luck and Epistemic Value.” Comments welcome! Below is a link to the paper–Cheers, Adam. Laquo; Value of Knowledge Book Update. CFP: 2010 Episteme Conference in Edinburgh. On 23 May, 2009. Bloggin’ the Question.

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Upcoming Events | Epistemology@Edinburgh

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Epistemological ruminations from the postgraduates at the University of Edinburgh. There’s a lot going to be happening here in Epistemology over the coming years. I lack specific details for most of these events, but I thought it worth flagging what’s planned anyway, even though there are a few gaps. Here are the main events planned:. We will be hosting the 2010. We’re planning a conference on ancient epistemology, probably for 2011. Bloggin’ the Question. International Society for the Study of Scepticism.

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Two New Articles Posted | Epistemology@Edinburgh

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Epistemological ruminations from the postgraduates at the University of Edinburgh. Posted by: Duncan Pritchard. 16 October, 2008. Two New Articles Posted. This just to let you know that over at our Research Resources. Page we now have two new articles posted, by Matthew Chrisman (‘Knowledge as True Belief that One Ought to Have’ ) and Joe Kuntz (‘The Truth and the Right in Virtue Epistemology’). Matthew will be presenting this paper tonight at the PhilSoc. Laquo; Value of Knowledge Book.

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Value of Knowledge Book | Epistemology@Edinburgh

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Epistemological ruminations from the postgraduates at the University of Edinburgh. Posted by: Duncan Pritchard. 14 October, 2008. Value of Knowledge Book. I’ve just updated the draft chapters for the book on the value of knowledge that I’m writing with Alan Millar and Adrian Haddock, and which I recently posted on. Here are the new draft chapters:. Chapter One: The Value Problem for Knowledge ( pdf. Chapter Two: Knowledge and Final Value ( pdf. Chapter Three: Anti-Luck Virtue Epistemology ( pdf.

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Truth, ability and epistemic luck | Epistemology@Edinburgh

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Epistemological ruminations from the postgraduates at the University of Edinburgh. 28 October, 2008. Truth, ability and epistemic luck. Dependence incompatibilism: The truth of a belief depends on ability iff it does not depend on luck. Alternatively, a virtue-theoretic account of knowledge might appeal to a different conception of this dependence relation: call it ‘dependence compatibilism.’. Laquo; Two New Articles Posted. New Society and Blog. On 31 October, 2008. I guess that’s the one:. I guess the ...

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Curriculum Vitae - Diego E. Machuca

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Diego E. Machuca. Buscar en este sitio. Conference on Pyrrhonism 2008. My Academia.edu Profile. Aporia - A Blog Devoted to Skepticism. International Journal for the Study of Skepticism. Brill Studies in Skepticism. International Society for the Study of Skepticism. Send an email to diegomachuca at conicet dot gov dot ar. 2006: Doctorado en Filosofía (PhD in Philosophy). Universidad de Buenos Aires. Dissertation: El escepticismo ético de Sexto Empírico. April 1998 December 1999. April 2002 March 2007: Doc...

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The Slightest Philosophy: Table of Contents

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Thursday, July 17, 2008. What Can Be Realism. What Realism Can’t Be. 8220;Direct” Realism: Straw Man, Red Herring. The Irrelevance of Representationalism. The Same Waking that Dreaming. Are You on the Bus? The Case of the Bent Oar. Direct vs. Indirect. Is Reality Socially Constructed? One Truth or Many? Reference and the Oval Coin. Peirce and Turkey Ham. A Kantian Blind Alley. Kant in a Vat. You Can’t Get There From Here. Abducted by Disjunctive Aliens. How Much is Enough Justification? See it on Amazon.

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The Slightest Philosophy: Chapter 1

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Monday, July 14, 2008. What Realism Can Be. 8220;Naive Realism is the view of the great mass of civilized humanity,” explained Oswald Kulpe’s 1895 Introduction to Philosophy. 8220;Naïve realism” is, as Ernst Mach put it in 1886, “The philosophical point of view of the average man.” Dickinson Miller, in his 1908 article “Naive Realism: What is It? 8221; expressed it similarly: “By naive realism we mean the attitude of the ordinary mind towards the external world.”. It would be hard to find a better defini...

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The Slightest Philosophy: Appendix

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Sunday, July 13, 2008. Prospective second ed.). Citing a Problematic Tradition. 8220;The senses do not comprehend the foreign object, but only their own impressions.”. 8220;We no longer know what things are in truth; for nothing comes to us except falsified and altered by our senses.”. Just as a man who does not know Socrates, seeing his portrait, cannot say that it resembles him.”. 8220;Faith alone can convince us that bodies actually exist.”. 8220;With all my heart, retain the word matter,. 8220;You ta...