Collective epistemology
Episteme 1 (2):95--107 (2004)
| Abstract | This paper introduces the author's approach to everyday ascriptions of collective cognitive states as in such statements as we believe he is lying. Collective epistemology deals with these ascriptions attempting to understand them and the phenomena in question. | |||||||||
| Keywords | social epistemology | |||||||||
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