Innocuous infallibility
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 64 (2):406-408 (2002)
| Abstract | Alan Sidelle has offered an argument to show that internalism about justification implies us to have a certain sort of infallibility concerning some internal facts. This is true but harmless to internalism | |||||||||
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