Generic reliabilism and virtue epistemology
Philosophical Issues 2:79-92 (1992)
| Abstract | Problems for Generic Reliabilism lead to a more specific account of knowledge as involving the exercise of intellectual virtues or faculties. | |||||||||
| Keywords | language, LOGIC, Reliabilism, virtue | |||||||||
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