This book explores the relation between assertion and knowledge sharing. It shows that assertion and knowledge sharing are intimately connected: what it takes to assert well is explained in terms of assertion's function of knowledge sharing.
This book explores the relation between assertion and knowledge sharing. It shows that assertion and knowledge sharing are intimately connected: what it takes to assert well is explained in terms of assertion's function of knowledge sharing.
Christoph Kelp is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Glasgow. He is author of Inquiry, Knowledge and Understanding (2021) and co-editor of Virtue Theoretic Epistemology (with John Greco, Cambridge, 2020).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. KRA: The Knowledge Rule of Assertion: 1. The case for the KRA 2. Problems for KRA 3. KRA and sufficiency Part II. FFAA: A function first account of assertion: 4. FFAA 5. FFAA and KRA 6. FFAA and the duty to believe Part III. Knowledge and Language: 7. KRA and constitutivity 8. KRA and epistemic contextualism Appendix A. The value of knowledge Appendix B. JRA and knowledge first justification Appendix C. Constitutivity in general Bibliography.
Introduction Part I. KRA: The Knowledge Rule of Assertion: 1. The case for the KRA 2. Problems for KRA 3. KRA and sufficiency Part II. FFAA: A function first account of assertion: 4. FFAA 5. FFAA and KRA 6. FFAA and the duty to believe Part III. Knowledge and Language: 7. KRA and constitutivity 8. KRA and epistemic contextualism Appendix A. The value of knowledge Appendix B. JRA and knowledge first justification Appendix C. Constitutivity in general Bibliography.
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