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1	Overcoming expert disagreement in a Delphi process. An exercise in reverse epistemology Add to Reading List Source URL: www.humanamente.eu Language: English - Date: 2015-10-12 08:44:40 Epistemologists Belief Conciliationism Epistemology Jennifer Lackey Epistemic closure Theory of justification Consensus decision-making Delphi method Alvin Goldman
2	PEER DISAGREEMENT AND THE LIMITS OF COHERENT ERROR ATTRIBUTION Nicholas TEBBEN ABSTRACT: I argue that, in an important range of cases, judging that one disagrees with an epistemic peer requires attributing, either to one Add to Reading List Source URL: dl.dropboxusercontent.com Language: English Epistemology Arguments Reason Reasoning Theory of justification Rationality Belief Jennifer Lackey
3	Advanced Epistemology DR MIKKEL GERKEN PHIL11136 ONLINE MSC IN EPISTEMOLOGY, ETHICS AND MIND Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ppls.ed.ac.uk Language: English - Date: 2016-02-03 09:37:23 Philosophy Epistemology Academia Epistemologists Philosophy of science Jennifer Lackey Social epistemology Theory of justification Miranda Fricker Jennifer Nagel
4	What Luck Is Not Jennifer Lackey Abstract: In this paper, I critically examine the two dominant views of the concept of luck in the current literature: lack of control accounts and modal accounts. In particular, I argue Add to Reading List Source URL: www.philosophy.northwestern.edu Language: English - Date: 2015-02-26 10:46:30 Epistemology Cognition Indeterminism Good Luck! Causality Fact Philosophy of science Philosophy Luck
5	Forthcoming in Jessica Brown and Mikkel Gerken (eds.), New Essays on Knowledge Ascriptions. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Group Knowledge Attributions Jennifer Lackey Northwestern University Add to Reading List Source URL: faculty.wcas.northwestern.edu Language: English - Date: 2011-09-08 14:08:49 Knowledge Social psychology Critical thinking Metatheory Virtue epistemology Attribution Theory of justification Belief Epistemology Justification Philosophy
6	What Luck Is Not Jennifer Lackey Abstract: In this paper, I critically examine the two dominant views of the concept of luck in the current literature: lack of control accounts and modal accounts. In particular, I argue Add to Reading List Source URL: www.philosophy.northwestern.edu Language: English - Date: 2010-10-06 11:22:29 Epistemology Cognition Indeterminism Good Luck! Causality Fact Philosophy of science Philosophy Luck

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