Contextualism, SSI and the factivity problem
Analysis 69 (3):431-438 (2009)
| Abstract | There is an apparent problem stemming from the factivity of knowledge that seems to afflict both contextualism and subject-sensitive invariantism (SSI). In this article, we will first explain how the problem arises for each theory, and then we will propose a uniform resolution. | |||||||||
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