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Companion to Epistemology Line-up

 June 6, 2010 |  Andy |  philosophy, epistemology, philosophy

Here’s the line-up for that Companion to Epistemology I’ve been working on.

1. Some Puzzles About Methodology in Epistemology (Andrew Cullison)
2. What is Knowledge? (Earl Conee)
3. Foundationalism (Daniel Howard-Snyder)
4. Coherentism (Jonathan Kvanvig)
5. Infinitism (Peter Klein)
6. Evidentialism (Richard Feldman)
7. Reliabilism (Sandford Goldberg)
8. Proper Functionalism (Alvin Plantinga and Kenneth Boyce)
9. Skepticism and Justification (Richard Fumerton)
10. Contextualism and Interest-Relative Invariantism (EJ Coffman)
11. A Priori Knowledge: The Conceptual Approach (Carrie Jenkins)
12. Formal Epistemology (Greg Wheeler)

New Directions
1. Experimental Epistemology (James Beebe)
2. Epistemic Value (Dennis Whitcomb)
3. Wisdom (Sharon Ryan)

(Posted from my Android Phone)

5 Responses to “Companion to Epistemology Line-up”

  1. Josh May
    June 6, 2010 at 2:36 pm

    Wow, that’s quite a line-up! Congrats on putting together such a solid volume! Any idea when it will come out?

    Reply
  2. Andrew Cullison
    June 6, 2010 at 3:19 pm

    Thanks. I think it’s supposed to come out sometime next Spring.

    Reply
  3. Kevin Timpe
    June 6, 2010 at 11:39 pm

    Agreed–great line-up! Who’s the publisher?

    Reply
  4. Andrew Cullison
    June 7, 2010 at 8:56 am

    Continuum is the publisher. They are currently putting together a reference guide series that is something of a hybrid between Blackwell Guides and Blackwell Companions.

    Reply
  5. Todd Long
    June 7, 2010 at 12:16 pm

    This looks very good, Mandy.

    Reply

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