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Process reliabilism and veritic effectiveness
Journal of the Belarusian State University. Philosophy and Psychology 8 (3):35-44 (2024)
Abstract
The article discusses the main ideas of Alvin Goldman’s process reliabilism and related epistemological theories. A conceptual distinction between epistemic reliability and veritic effectiveness is introduced as a more parsimonious alternative to traditional arguments against reliabilism. The main ideas of reliabilism are examined in light of the notion of veritic effectiveness.Author's Profile
Aleksey Kardash
Institute of Philosophy, National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
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