Scepticism and evidence

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 60 (3):613-628 (2000)
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Rational thinkers respect their evidence. Properly understood, that is a platitude. But how can one respect one's evidence unless one knows what it is? So must not rational thinkers know what their evidence is?

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