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Getting Luck Properly Under Control
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  • 2005KNOWLEDGE AND LOTTERIES1,281 cited
  • 2005Epistemic Luck873 cited
  • 2011Knowing Full Well298 cited
  • 1976Moral Luck295 cited
  • 1990Are there Counterexamples to the Closure Principle?255 cited
  • 1995Luck: The Brilliant Randomness Of Everyday Life159 cited
  • 2006Why epistemologists are so down on their luck154 cited
  • 2008What Luck is Not140 cited
  • 2000Moral and Epistemic Luck78 cited
  • 1991MORAL AND EPISTEMIC LUCK77 cited
  • 2006PRITCHARD'S EPISTEMIC LUCK74 cited
  • 2003Constitutive Luck56 cited
  • 2009Luck, Knowledge, and Control51 cited

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