Basic Belief and Basic Knowledge
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Edited by:
René van Woudenberg
, Sabine Roeser and Ron Rood
About this book
Over the last two decades foundationalism has been severely criticized. In response to this various alternatives to it have been advanced, notably coherentism. At the same time new versions of foundationalism were crafted, that were claimed to be immune to the earlier criticisms. This volume contains 12 papers in which various aspects of this dialectic are covered. A number of papers continue the trend to defend foundationalism, and foundationalism's commitment to basic beliefs and basic knowledge, against various attacks. Others aim to show that one important objection against coherentism, viz. that the notion of 'coherence' is too vague to be useful, can be countered.
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Frontmatter
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
7 - Part I: Basic Belief and Basic Knowledge General Issues
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Intuitive Knowledge Reconsidered
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Foundationalism Strikes Back? In Search of Epistemically Basic Mental States
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Basic Beliefs, Coherence, and Bootstrap Confirmation
57 - Part II Areas of Basic Belief and Basic Knowledge
- A: Mathematics and Philosophy
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On the status of axioms in mathematics
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Mathematical Knowledge. A Defence of Modest and Sober Platonism
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A Trilemma for Philosophical Knowledge
131 - B: Religious Belief
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Defeaters and the Basicality of Theistic Belief
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Reforming Reformed Epistemology
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Why basic theistic belief is probably not warranted, even if it is true
211 - C: Morals, Testimony, and Proprioception
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Defending Moral Intuition
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Basic Beliefs, Testimony, and Blind-Trust
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Proprioception as Basic Knowledge of the Body
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About the Authors
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Backmatter
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