Knowing the answer redux: Replies to Brogaard and Kallestrup
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 78 (2):477-500 (2009)
| Abstract | In "Knowing the Answer" I argued that knowledge-wh is question-relative. For example, to know when the movie starts is to know the answer p to the question Q of when the movie starts. Berit Brogaard and Jesper Kallestrup have each responded with insightful critiques of my argument, and novel accounts of knowledge-wh. I am grateful to them both for continuing the discussion in so thoughtful a way. | |||||||||
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