Epistemic justification: internalism vs. externalism, foundations vs. virtues

Laurence A. BonJour · Ernest Sosa

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Introduction. Laurence BonJour and Ernest Sosa. Part I: A Version of Internalist Foundationalism: Laurence BonJour:. 1. The Regress Problem and Foundationalism. 2. Externalist Accounts of Justification. 3. In Search of Coherentism. 4. Back to Foundationalism. 5. The Conceptualization of Sensory Experience and the Problem of the External World. Part II: Beyond Internal Foundations to External Virtues: Ernest Sosa:. 6. Knowledge and Justification. 7. Does Knowledge Have Foundation. 8. Skepticism and the Internal/External Divide. 9. A Virtue Epistemology. Part III: Replies:. 10. Reply to Sosa. 11. Reply to Bonjour. Bibliography. Index.

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