The problem of defeasible justification
Erkenntnis 54 (3):375-397 (2001)
| Abstract | The problem of induction and the problem of Cartesian/brain-in-the-vat skepticism have much in common. Both are instances of a general problem of defeasible justification . I use the term "defeasible justification" to refer to a relation between a piece of evidence. | |||||||||
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