Epistemic Heresies: Reply to John Collins’ Redux

Croatian Journal of Philosophy 8 (1):45-55 (2008)
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Abstract

Elaborating on views I have expressed elsewhere, I argue that the common-sense notion of linguistic competence as a kind of knowledge is both required by common-sense explanatory and justificatory practice and furthermore fully compatible with the non-intentional characterization of linguistic competence provided by current linguistic theory, which is itself non-intentional.

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