Contemporary theories of knowledge
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Contemporary theories of knowledge
（Rowman & Littlefield texts in philosophy）
Rowman & Littlefield, 1986
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注記
Bibliography: p. 195-203
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Designed as a text for advanced philosophy students, this book introduces the reader to the fundamental issues and approaches in the field of epistemology. The author provides a critical survey and assessment of all major competing theories of knowledge - foundations theories, coherence theories, direct realism, reliabilism and probabilism. Pollock clarifies the dinstinguishing features of each theory and analyzes the arguments supporting or refuting them. He makes a strong case for a particular theory - the nondoxastic internalist theory of direct realism - as the most logically defensible.
目次
- Part 1 The problems of knowledge: skeptical problems
- knowledge and justification
- areas of knowledge
- theories of knowledge. Part 2 Foundations theories: motivation
- basic beliefs
- epistemic ascent
- reasoning and memory
- reconsideration of epistemologically basic beliefs. Part 3 Coheremce theories: motivation a taxonomy of coherence theories
- nondoxastic theories and direct realism. Part 4 Externalism: motivation
- varities of probability
- probabilism
- reliabilism. Part 5 Epistemic norms: recapitulation
- epistemic norms
- how do epistemic norms regulate?
- the refutation of externalism
- man as a cognitive machine
- a naturalistic internalism
- direct realism. Appendix: The Getting problem - objective epistemic justification, social aspects of knowledge.
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