On Folk Epistemology explores how we ascribe knowledge to ourselves and others.
Empirical evidence suggests that we do so early and often in thought as well as in talk …

I present a challenge to epistemological pragmatic encroachment theories from epistemic
injustice. The challenge invokes the idea that a knowing subject may be wronged by being …

Several studies have found a robust effect of truth on epistemic evaluation of belief, decision,
action and assertion. Thus, truth has a significant effect on normative participant evaluations …

Epistemologists disagree over their relationship. Reliabilists believe the second helps
explain the first. And by “explain” the reliabilist sets out to really, genuinely explain, to “state …

This paper examines how new evil demon problems could arise for our access to the
internal world of our own minds. I start by arguing that the internalist/externalist debate in …

The notion of salience figures prominently in contemporary epistemology and some
empirical evidence suggests a salient alternatives effect on folk epistemological ascriptions …

Forming a belief on the basis of accepting another's testimony often involves a kind of
reliance on the (say-so of the) testifier. I argue that this reliance has epistemically relevant …

According to J= K, only beliefs that qualify as knowledge are epistemically justified.
Traditionalists about justification have objected to this view that it predicts that radically …

Tyler Burge first introduced his distinction between epistemic entitlement and epistemic
justification in 'Content Preservation'in 1993. He has since deployed the distinction in over …

In my previous reply to Simion, I argued that cases of environmental luck, paradigmatically
barn-facade cases, might offer examples of successful representation in the absence of …