Knowledge by agreement: the programme of communitarian epistemology

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Introduction 1. Questions and Positions 2. The Limits of Testimony 3. Inferentialism - Pro and Contra 4. The Global Justification of Testimony 5. Testimony in Communitarian Epistemology 6. Summary 7. Questions about Rationality 8. Foundationalism and Coherentism 9. Direct Realism and Reliabilism 10. Consensualism and Interpretationalism 11. Contextualism and Communitarianism 12. Summary 13. Beyond Epistemology 14. Normativity and Community 15. Meaning Finitism 16. Truth 17. Reality 18. Objectivity 19. Relativism 20. Summary Epilogue References, Index

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