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Elements in Epistemology

Shifty Epistemology

Jie (Zhejiang University and University of Johannesburg) Gao

Shifty Epistemology

Elements in Epistemology

Shifty Epistemology

Elements in Epistemology: Shifty Epistemology

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Can practical factors affect our epistemic standings or their ascriptions? This Element critically examines shifty epistemology, a cluster of views that answer yes to this question. It investigates three prominent types of shifty epistemology: on knowledge, justification and rational credence.

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Beschrijving Elements in Epistemology: Shifty Epistemology

Can practical factors affect our epistemic standings or their ascriptions? This Element critically examines shifty epistemology, a cluster of views that answer yes to this question. It investigates three prominent types of shifty epistemology: on knowledge, justification and rational credence. It assesses key arguments for each of these views.

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9781009472982
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75
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Elements in Epistemology
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1
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Cambridge University Press

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