Titlebook: Epistemic Pluralism; Annalisa Coliva,Nikolaj Jang Lee Linding Pedersen Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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How to Be a Pluralist About Disagreementxastic disagreement. One such pluralist account, developed out of John MacFarlane’s work, is . .. I criticise Disjunctive Pluralism and argue for an alternative pluralist theory of disagreement that I call . .. Moreover, I argue that kinship pluralism can be adequately extended to other varieties of disagreement, namely . and . disagreement.

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A Pluralistic Way Out of Epistemic Deflationism About Ontological Disputestical features and virtues that is “internal” to each position. I will urge that this view is to be preferred to epistemicism on account of its greater charity towards the participants involved in the relevant ontological debate.

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Lixian Zhang,Ting Yang,Peng Shi,Yanzheng Zhuxastic disagreement. One such pluralist account, developed out of John MacFarlane’s work, is . .. I criticise Disjunctive Pluralism and argue for an alternative pluralist theory of disagreement that I call . .. Moreover, I argue that kinship pluralism can be adequately extended to other varieties of disagreement, namely . and . disagreement.

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Conclusion and Future Research Directionstemic goods. So the pluralism is only apparent. I consider two test cases to confirm this verdict: pragmatic encroachment and epistemic injustice. The conclusion is that there are no good reasons to renounce the traditional view of epistemic monism.

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