Evidence
Posted on August 2, 2010
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Is there such a thing as evidence in epistemology? Evidence tends to be beliefs folks think are justified which is problematic if evidence justifies beliefs. (Although some promote an infinite regression of justification in epistemology – some have ascribed this view to Peirce while others disagree: see “Prospects for Peircian Epistemological Infinitism” for instance)
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- Knowledge and the Dogmatism Paradox
- Religious Belief & Reformed Epistemology
- Knowledge: Why Do You Draw the Line?
- An Other Meta-Coherence Problem
- The Infinitist Theory of Epistemic Justification
- What is a Trump?
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