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1. Philosophical Inquiry: Volume > 23 > Issue: 3/4
Wolfgang Detel Knowledge and Context
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Desmond M. Clarke Exorcising Ryle's Ghost from Cartesian Metaphysics
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David Drebushenko Abstraction and Idealism
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Manuel Cruz On Pain. The Suffering of Wrong and other Grievances: Responsibility.
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Eleni Papamichael L' originalité et la non-originalité simultanée de la conception bergsonienne de l' espace
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Robert Mosimann Parmenides: An Ontological Interpretation
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Cigden Dürusken A Philological Approach to Thales' Water Parable: What does Thales Mean by Water?
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Rubina Kousar Lodhi Averroes' Theory of Elmentary Change
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Martha Husain Aristotle's Concept of the Divine
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James Danaher David Hume and Jonathan Edwards On Reason, Miracles, and Religious Faith
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A. Brook Kants Early Critics: The Empiricist Critique Of The Theoretical Philosophy
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Michael Ruse Can a Darwinian Be a Christian?
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Howard V. Hong, Edna H. Hong The Knight of Resignation and The Knight of Faith Ride Again
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Jonathan Lear The Meaning of Life: Aristotle's Pursuit of Happiness, Freud's Death Drive, and the Wealth of Other Possibilities in Between
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Eli Friedlander Signs of Sense
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Richard McKirahan Zeno's Dichotomy in Aristotle
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Richard Gray A Problem for the Aristotelian Solution to the Mind-Body Problem
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Malte Hossenfelder Autonomie als Problem der Bioethik
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Safak Ural Connectives and Temporality
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Duncan Pritchard A Puzzle about Warrant
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A puzzle about warranted belief, often attributed to Kripke, has recently come to prominence. This puzzle claims to show that it follows from the possession of a warrant for one's belief in an empirical proposition that one is entitled to dismiss all subsequent evidence against that proposition as misleading. The two main solutions that have been offered to this puzzle in the recent literature - by James Cargile and David Lewis - argue for a revisionist epistemology which, respectively, either denies the so-called 'Closure' principle that warrants transmit across known entailments, or 'contextualizes' the epistemic operator in question. In contrast, it is argued here that such revisionism is unnecessary because the puzzle in fact depends upon an ambiguity in the notion of warrant. It is claimed that once this ambiguity is made explicit then the puzzle dissipates.