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Internal Foundations or Eaternal Virtues?

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    Ernest Sosa

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These comments are in two parts. The first, drawn directly from the original conference session on Epistemic Justification (Blackwell, 2003) at the Inland Pacific Philosophy Conference, focuses on a disagreement concerning internalist foundationalism among three of us involved in that session, namely Larry BonJour, Rich Feldman, and I. In a second section I respond to post-conference comments by Jonathan Vogel directed at my views.

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Sosa, E. Internal Foundations or Eaternal Virtues?. Philos Stud 131, 761–773 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11098-005-2116-9

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