Sosa in perspective
Philosophical Studies 144 (1):127--136 (2009)
| Abstract | Ernest Sosa draws a distinction between animal knowledge and reflective knowledge, and this distinction forms the centerpiece of his new book, A Virtue Epistemology . This paper argues that the distinction cannot do the work which Sosa assigns to it. | |||||||||
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