Goldman and His CriticsBrian P. McLaughlin, Hilary Kornblith Goldman and His Critics presents a series of original essays contributed by influential philosophers who critically examine Alvin Goldman’s work, followed by Goldman’s responses to each essay.
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Contents
Internalism Reliabilism and Deontology | 3 |
Reply to Michael Williams | 19 |
Historical versus Current Time Slice Theories in Epistemology | 43 |
Evidentialism Reliabilism | 69 |
Unreliable Testimony | 88 |
Epistemological TroubleShooting and Social Epistemology | 125 |
A naturalistic Approach to the Generality Problem | 178 |
Veritism and Epistemic Value | 200 |
Cognitive Science Philosophy of Mind and Metaphysics | 235 |
Goldman on Knowledge of Mind | 259 |
Is Altercentric Bias Compatible with | 280 |
From Simulation Theory | 297 |
Will We Know It When We See It? | 318 |
Partners in Debunking | 337 |
Alvin Goldmans Publications | 369 |
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