New Waves in Epistemology

Epistemology has become one of the fastest moving disciplines in philosophy, as different answers are developed to classical problems, and logic, probability theory and computability are used for applications outside traditional epistemology. In this volume, up-and-coming scholars explore current trends and discuss prospects for future development.

Autorentext
MICHAEL BERGMANN Lecturer in Philosophy, Purdue University, USA TIM BLACK Lecturer in Philosophy, California State University, Northridge, USA BOUDEWIJN DE BRUIN Lecturer in Philosophy, Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands TROY CATTERSON Lecturer in Philosophy, Hawaii Pacific University, Hawaii PAUL EGRE Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Paris IV, France JEFFREY HELZNER Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Columbia, USA FRANZ HUBER Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Konstanz, Germany RAM NETA Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA ERIK OLSON Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Lund, Sweden WAYNE RIGGS Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Oklahoma, USA JONATHAN SCHAFFER Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Massachusetts, USA JASON STANLEY Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA FRITZ WARFIELD Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Notre Dame, USA RALPH WEDGWOOD Lecturer in Philosophy, Merton College, Oxford, UK

Inhalt
Introduction; V.Hendricks & D.Pritchard Defending a Sensitive Neo-Moorean Invariantism; T.Black Knowledge, Luck and Lotteries; D.Pritchard Reidean Externalism; M.Bergmann The Present and Future State of Epistemic Deontologism; N.Nottelmann Epistemic Logic and Epistemology; B.de Bruin Hintikkan Epistemology; T.Catterson The Plausibility-Informativeness Theory; F.Huber The Place of Coherence in Epistemology; E.Olson Knowledge, Reliability, and Margin for Error Principles; P.Egre Consider the System; J.Helzner Knowability, Possibility and Paradox; B.Brogaard & J.Salerno The Value Turn in Epistemology; W.Riggs How to Naturalize Epistemology; R.Neta Knowledge and the Heuristics of Folk Epistemology; F.Spicer Index