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Is Fallibility an Epistemological Shortcoming? External world skepticism appears to be plainly false. Even in our most careful everyday investigations of whether people know particular things we often arrive at the conc
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Document Date: 2004-01-14 13:29:59
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Oxford University Press /
Harvard University Press /
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Harvard University /
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Organization
Oxford Univ. /
Harvard University /
Oxford University /
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Fred Dretske /
Paul Monteleoni /
Barry Stroud /
Peter Unger /
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Australasian Journal of Philosophy /
The Journal of Philosophy /
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SocialTag
Philosophical movements
Justification
Skepticism
Metatheory
Philosophical skepticism
Knowledge
Theory of justification
Fallibilism
Contextualism
Epistemology
Is Fallibility an Epistemological Shortcoming? External world skepticism appears to be plainly false. Even in our most careful everyday investigations of whether people know particular things we often arrive at the conc