Table of Contents

PART I. JUSTIFIED TRUE BELIEFIntroductionThe Gettier Problem1. Knowing as Having the Right to be Sure, A J Ayer2. Is Justified True Belief Knowledge?, Edmund L. Gettier3. An Alleged Defect in Gettier Counter-Examples, Richard FeldmanResponses to Gettier4. A Causal Theory of Knowing, Alvin I Goldman5 Knowledge: Undefeated Justified True Belief, Keith Lehrer, Thomas D Paxson, Jr.6. Conclusive Reasons, Fred I DretskePART II. EXTERNALISM AND INTERNALISMIntroductionExternalism7. The 'Thermometer' View of Knowledge, David M Armstrong8. Discrimination and Perceptual Knowledge, Alvin I Goldman9. Precis of 'Knowledge and the Flow of Information', Fred I DretskeInternalism10. The Indispensability of Internal Justification, Roderick M Chisholm11. The Elements of Coherentism, Laurence BonJour12. The Coherence Theory of Knowledge, Keith LehrerCriticisms and Compromises13. What's Wrong with Reliabilism?, Richard Foley14. Externalist Theories of Empirical Knowledge, Laurence BonJour15. A Rationale for Reliabilism, Kent Bach16. An Internalist Externalism, William P AlstonPART III. FOUNDATIONS AND NORMSIntroductionFoundations17. The Given, H H Price18. The Directly Evident, Roderick M Chisholm19. Does Empirical Knowledge have a Foundation?, Wilfrid SellarsNormativity20. Naturalized Epistemology, W V Quine21. What is Naturalized Epistemology?, Jaegwon KimPART IV. SKEPTICISMIntroductionMotivations22. Understanding Human Knowledge in General, Barry Stroud23. A defence of Skepticism, Peter UngerRelevant Alternatives24. Other Minds, J L Austin25. . Knowledge and Scepticism, Robert Nozick26. Elusive Knowledge, David LewisSemantic Approaches27. Brains in a Vat, Hilary Putnam28. The Epistemology of Belief, Fred I Dretske29. A Coherence Theory of Truth and Knowledge, Donald DavidsonPART V. SOURCES OF KNOWLEDGEIntroductionPerception30. The Causal Theory of Perception, H P Grice31. Perception and its Objects, Peter F StrawsonIntrospection32. Individualism and Self-Knowledge, Tyler Burge33. Content and Self-Knowledge, Paul A. Boghossian34. Externalism and the Attitudinal Component of Self-Knowledge, Sven BerneckerMemory and Testimony35. Remembering, C B Martin and Max Deutscher36. Testimony and Observation, C A J CoadyInduction37. On Induction, Bertrand Russell38. The Pragmatic Justification of Induction, Hans Reichenback39. The New Riddle of Induction, Nelson GoodmanA Priori Knowledge40. A Priori Knowledge, Necessity, and Contingency, Saul A Kripke41. A Priori Knowledge, Philip KitcherIndex