Epistemic Internalism and Knowledge-Relevant Anti-Individualist Responsibility

AUTOR(ES)

Brasi, Leandro de

FONTE

Manuscrito

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2017-12

RESUMO

ABSTRACT In contemporary epistemology, there are a number of particular internalism/externalism debates. My concern here is with the internalism/externalism controversy about some specific positive epistemic status required for knowledge which is normally understood in terms of epistemic responsibility. I argue that, given our pervasive epistemic interdependence, such particular debate needs to be reformulated in anti-individualistic terms if it is to be an interesting one.

Documentos Relacionados

• RELIABILITY AND SOCIAL KNOWLEDGERELEVANT RESPONSIBILITY
• Epistemic Immodesty and Embodied Rationality
• Knowledge is power - keeping radiology relevant in the age of AI-based healthcare
• Relationship between risk factors, knowledge and preventive behaviour relevant to skin cancer in general practice patients in south Australia.
• Epistemic dialog between health services and operations research