In Defense of the Kantian Account of Knowledge: Reply to Whiting
Logos and Episteme 6 (3): 371-382 (2015)
Abstract
In this paper I defend the view that knowledge is belief for reasons that are both objectively and subjectively sufficient from an important objection due to Daniel Whiting, in this journal. Whiting argues that this view fails to deal adequately with a familiar sort of counterexample to analyses of knowledge, fake barn cases. I accept Whiting’s conclusion that my earlier paper offered an inadequate treatment of fake barn cases, but defend a new account of basic perceptual reasons that is consistent with the account of knowledge and successfully deals with fake barns.Author's Profile
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10.5840/logos-episteme20156328
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