Dreams and Skeptics

Philosophic Exchange 35 (1) (2005)
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This paper compares the relative merits of perceptual beliefs and introspective beliefs in the context of dream arguments for skepticism. It is argued that introspective beliefs are not epistemically privileged over perceptual beliefs.

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Ernest Sosa
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