In the epistemology class I’m teaching, we’ve moved on from Bergmann’s book to Pritchard’s book Epistemic Luck. Here’s a principle […]

Chapters 3 and 4 are sort of slow-going. The good stuff really comes in at chapter 5. I’m going to […]

In the previous post on Justification Without Awareness – I laid out Bergmann’s dilemma for the internalist. The next two […]

I’m teaching special topics course in epistemology this year. We’re going through Michael Bergmann’s new book Justification Without Awareness. I […]

We’re going to start going through Michael Bergmann’s book Justification Without Awareness in my special topics seminar. I had a […]

Net-neutrality debates and the issue regarding re-instating a metered internet are starting to get more MSM attention. Here’s a recent […]

Introducing Philosophy Journal Mashups! Any philosophy journal with an RSS feed can be run through a mashup program. Mashups combine […]

I just arrived in Madison for the Wisconsin Epistemology Conference. It’s going to be awesome. The line-up of speakers is […]

Here’s one standard way to formulate the skeptical paradox. I know that I have hands. I don’t know I’m not […]

Joshua Thurow is here for our second set of lectures in the Young Philosophers Lecture Series. He gave a great […]