We live in a time where everything seems to be relative. We can see this well in ethical
dilemmas, but there is also debate over the nature of knowledge and truth. We even talk …

We live in a time where everything seems to be relative. We can see this well in ethical
dilemmas, but there is also debate over the nature of knowledge and truth. We even talk …

Pluralism is relevant to conceptual engineering in many ways. First of all, we face the issue
of pluralism when trying to characterize the very object (s) of conceptual engineering. Is it …

Truth and Norms: Normative Alethic Pluralism and Evaluative Disagreements engages three
philosophical topics and the relationships among them. Filippo Ferrari first contributes to the …

This special issue focuses on the inclusion of historically underrepresented students in
higher education, with a critical examination of diversity, equity, inclusion and access issues …

Epistemic absolutism is an orthodox view that propositional knowledge is an ungradable
concept. Absolutism is primarily grounded in our ungradable uses of “knows” in ordinary …

The term “know” is one of the ten most common verbs in English, and yet a central aspect of
its usage remains mysterious. Our willingness to ascribe knowledge depends not just on …

Doubt is a much-maligned state. We are racked by doubts, tormented by doubts, plagued by
them, paralysed. Doubts can be troubling, consuming, agonising. But however ill-regarded …

The three central themes of epistemological relativism are the relativity of truth, knowledge
and reality. In the previous chapter, I demonstrated how the relativity of truth could be given …

Relativism and contextualism have been suggested as candidate semantics for “knowledge”
sentences. I argue that relativism faces a problem concerning the preservation of beliefs in …