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Analyzing Social Knowledge
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1996
Summary
Analyzing Social Knowledge argues for both socialized and naturalized epistemology. J. Angelo Corlett takes social epistemology in a new direction, applying the findings of experimental cognitive psychology to theories of social knowledge. Corlett analyzes social knowlegde in terms of group belief, individual belief, truth, justification, coherence, and reliability and responsibility. He provides a critique of leading theories of social knowledge and defends his analysis against respected criticisms of naturalized epistemology. The far-reaching implications of Analyzing Social Knowledge will interest epistemoloogists, philosophers of the mind, and cognitive psychologists.
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Edition
1/1996
Copyright Year
1996
ISBN-Print
978-0-8476-8293-5
ISBN-Online
978-1-4617-1863-5
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
167
Product Type
Monograph
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Preface No access
1. What is Social Epistemology? No access Pages 1 - 12
2. Some Beginnings in Social Epistemology No access Pages 13 - 52
3. Some Connections between Epistemology and Experimental Cognitive Psychology No access Pages 53 - 76
4. Social Epistemic Reliabilism No access Pages 77 - 108
5. In Defense of Social Epistemic Reliabilism No access Pages 109 - 124
6. The Importance of Social Epistemic Reliabilism No access Pages 125 - 132
7. Epilogue No access Pages 133 - 136
Appendix: In Defense of Social Epistemic Consensualism No access Pages 137 - 148
