JONATHAN SCHAFFER FROM CONTEXTUALISM TO CONTRASTIVISM Contextualism treats ‘knows’ as an indexical that denotes different epistemic properties in different contexts. Contrastivism treats

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Date: 2011-01-21 08:34:12 Analytic philosophers Metaphysicians Year of birth missing Contrastivism Contextualism Relevant alternatives theory Truth Jonathan Schaffer Keith DeRose Philosophy Epistemology Skepticism		JONATHAN SCHAFFER FROM CONTEXTUALISM TO CONTRASTIVISM Contextualism treats ‘knows’ as an indexical that denotes different epistemic properties in different contexts. Contrastivism treats Add to Reading List Source URL: www.jonathanschaffer.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 162,53 KB Share Document on Facebook

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