- Skepticism Overview - surveys the various rational responses one could make to epistemological skepticism. See also my essay.
- Skepticism and the Matrix - outlines the problem of skepticism, and a possible response (precursor to my more general post on semantic contextualism)
- I notice that philosopher David Chalmers has some similar ideas about the Matrix.
- Skepticism and Possible Worlds - this post examines Nozick's response to skepticism, why it fails, and how Keith DeRose improved it by adding (epistemic) contextualist features.
- Sensitivity, Dreams, and the Cogito - Just because the dreamer doesn't know that they're dreaming, doesn't mean that we don't know that we're not.
Other Epistemology:
- Gettier Cases via Skepticism - How we can use the "brain in a vat" scenario to shed doubt on the JTB analysis of knowledge.
- Objects of Perception - Do we perceive real objects, or just mental ones?
- Externalist Internalism - If we separate knowledge from justification, then we could be externalists about the former whilst retaining internalism for the latter.
- The Structure of Justification - foundationalism vs. coherentism.
- Feeling Justified - Can emotions count as evidence?
- Evidence, Knowledge, and Proof - Does science deal in proof? Can we prove empirical facts? Perhaps we can answer 'yes' if we tie proof to knowledge rather than certainty.
- Lottery and Fallibility Paradoxes - and resolving them through appeal to 'degrees of belief'.
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