Internalism and Externalism in Epistemology

William P. Alston

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Dans quelle mesure le sujet connaissant controle-t-il, ou du moins a-t-il acces aux bases epistemiques qui justifient sa connaissance du monde? L'A. donne a cette question une reponse entre les deux extremes, l'internalisme et l'externalisme

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