Titlebook: Aiming at Truth; Nicholas Unwin Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 argue.knowledge.scepticism

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Datenveredelung im Data-Warehouse We argued in Chapter 5 that this challenge can be met, but we did not explore the relativist implications that apparently follow in any detail. We need to do this, however, if only to assure ourselves that our version of relativism does not suffer from the serious difficulties associated, rightly o

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Belief and Knowledge, A radically new conception of knowledge — an ‘ecological model’ — will be presented and defended, one which does not logically imply the truth of what is known. We shall also see how this model can give us adequate epistemic justification as a result of a modified kind of transcendental argument.

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a belief if we deal with radical scepticism without surrendering to idealism? This book defends a radically new ‘ecological‘ model of knowledge, examining what might happen if we abandoned genuine belief.978-1-349-35307-1978-0-230-62490-0

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Book 2007This book argues that it is not obvious what we means by saying our beliefs and assertions are ‘truth-directed‘. Do we weaken our notion of a belief if we deal with radical scepticism without surrendering to idealism? This book defends a radically new ‘ecological‘ model of knowledge, examining what might happen if we abandoned genuine belief.

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Harry Mucksch,Wolfgang Behme (Projektleiter)ny of the radical alternatives suggested in the previous chapter, since they require massive adjustment at all levels. However, the possibility remains that a creature with a different cognitive constitution could find such an alternative system more congenial than the standard version. We have alre