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, 2019 According to one prominent view of exercising abilities (e.g., Millar 2009), a subject, S, counts as exercising an ability to ϕ if and only if S successfully ϕs. Such an ‘exercise-success’ thesis looks initially very plausible for abilities, perhaps even
Carter, J. Adam
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Sosa’s Responses to Dreaming Skepticism
Crítica, 2019 Ernest Sosa has proposed two different ways to respond to dreaming skepticism. In this paper I argue that Sosa's first response —which centers on holding that we have no beliefs in dreams— does not appear to be successful against (what we have called ...
Claudia Lorena García
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, 2012 Tradução para o português do verbete sobre Sexto Empírico, de Charlotte Stough, retirado de Jonathan Dancy e Ernest Sosa (org.) A Companion to Epistemology (Oxford: Blackwell, 1997), pp.
Conte, Jaimir, Stough, Charlotte
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Epistemic Frankfurt cases revisited [PDF]
, 2016 In Kelp (2009a), it is argued that there are epistemic Frankfurt cases that serve to show that knowledge does not require safety from error. In this paper, these Frankfurt cases are revisited.
Kelp, Christoph
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The Critique from Experimental Philosophy: Can Philosophical Intuitions Be Externally Corroborated? [PDF]
, 2011 Jonathan Weinberg (2007) criticizes so called armchair philosophers’ appeals to intuitions. Faulty intuitions, so the argument, cannot be detected and corrected since (among other reasons) intuitions cannot be corroborated by external evidence. I press a
Seeger, Max
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Judgment Puzzles. In Conversation With Pascal Engel
Philosophia Scientiæ, 2017 It is a pleasure to continue a longstanding conversation with our honoree on questions about the nature of belief and how that bears on the theory of knowledge. Can belief be a sort of performance? Can it be motivated at all, much less properly motivated,
Ernest Sosa
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Perspectives and good dispositions
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, Volume 109, Issue 3, Page 774-798, November 2024.Abstract In some cases we can only conform to norms like Choose the best! by luck, in a way that is not creditable to us. According to the perspectivist diagnosis, the problem with such norms is that they make reference to facts that may lie outside our perspectives.
Maria Lasonen‐Aarnio
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Crítica, 2019 This paper is a response to the four critics of A Virtue Epistemology (2007). It responds to Claudia Lorena García, Miguel Ángel Fernández, Jonathan Kvanvig, and Ram Neta, in that order.
Ernest Sosa
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Rationality as the Rule of Reason [PDF]
, 2021 The demands of rationality are linked both to our subjective normative perspective (given that rationality is a person-level concept) and to objective reasons or favoring relations (given that rationality is non-contingently authoritative for us).
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