Testimony, Trust, Knowing

Jonathan E. Adler

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L'A. s'interroge sur la place tenue par la croyance aux temoignages dans la connaissance, y compris la connaissance scientifique. Il construit son etude sur une analyse comparative de Reid, pour qui toute assertion peut etre crue jusqu'a ce que l'on prouve qu'elle est faussse, et de Hume qui reclame une evidence specifique pour croire en la verite

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