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I'm reading Fantl and McGrath's new knowledge book. An important thesis of the book is that of  Impurism . Impurism is defined in ch...

Here is a draft of a review of Keith DeRose's new book. Comments welcome.

I've just written up an abstract for a paper I'm thinking about writing on the bearing of x-phi on the alleged apriority of philosop...

It's a little bit natural to think that 'knows' contextualism and the shifty kind of invariantist that's sometimes called an...

Keith DeRose accepts something like the knowledge norm of assertion -- although as a contextualist, he can't have it entirely straightfo...

This week I'm thinking about Laurence Bonjour's In Defense of Pure Reason . In §4.4, Bonjour offers what he takes to be a very strai...

Timothy Williamson has famously defended these two claims: (1) Knowledge cannot be analyzed (2) Knowledge can play lots of important explana...