The Appearance of Ignorance: Knowledge, Skepticism, and Context, Vol. 2
(Oxford University Press, 2017)
chapter drafts
| Detailed contents | |
| Chapter 1: Solving the Skeptical Problem | |
| Chapter 2: Moorean Methodology and AI: Was the Skeptic Doomed to Inevitable Defeat? | pdf. |
| Chapter 3: Two Substantively Moorean Responses and the Project of Refuting Skepticism | |
| Chapter 4: Contextualism and Skepticism: The Defeat of the Bold Skeptic | |
| Chapter 5: Lotteries, Insensitivity, and Closure | |
| Chapter 6: Insensitivity | draft: pdf. proofs: |
| Chapter 7: How Can We Know that We’re Not Brains in Vats?: Toward a Picture of Knowledge |
draft: pdf proofs: pdf |
| Appendix A: Pryor and Byrne’s Comparisons | |
| Appendix B: Experimental-Philosophy-Style Surveys on AI’s First Premise | |
| Appendix C: Do I Even Know[o] Any of This to Be True?: Some Thoughts about Belief, Knowledge, and Assertion in Philosophical Settings and Other Knowledge Deserts | |
| Appendix D: Weakened Closure and Skeptical Arguments | |
| Appendix E: Attempts to Explicate Intuitive Fallibilism and the Distinction between Intuitive and Genuine Conflict (GC-) Fallbilism | |
| Appendix F: Stine-Validity, Stalnaker-Reasonableness, and Fallibilist Positions on the Infallibilist’s Tensions | |
| list of references |