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Year: 2013

Pages: 2835-2851

Series: Synthese

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Stephen Hetherington, "Concessive knowledge-attributions", Synthese 190 (14), 2013, pp. 2835-2851.

Concessive knowledge-attributions

fallibilism and gradualism

Stephen Hetherington

pp. 2835-2851

in: Synthese 190 (14), 2013.

Abstract

Any knowledge-fallibilist needs to solve the conceptual problem posed by concessive knowledge-attributions (such as ‘I know that p, but possibly not-p’). These seem to challenge the coherence of knowledge-fallibilism. This paper defuses that challenge via a gradualist refinement of what Fantl and McGrath (2009) call weak epistemic fallibilism.

Publication details

Year: 2013

Pages: 2835-2851

Series: Synthese

Full citation:

Stephen Hetherington, "Concessive knowledge-attributions", Synthese 190 (14), 2013, pp. 2835-2851.