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Epistemic contextualism
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The aim of this article is to provide an introduction to the main topic of
this issue of Theoria. First, the author presents the key thesis of epistemic
contextualism, outlines its development in contemporary epistemology and
briefly characterizes its two versions, namely conversational and inferential
contextualism. Second, the author focuses on some contextualist solutions to
three major epistemological problems: the problem of scepticism, lottery, and
Gettier's problem. The author agrees with Stewart Cohen that Gettier?s
problem does not belong to this group and explains why both its formulation
and a solution require a traditional, invariantist approach.
Title: Epistemic contextualism
Description:
The aim of this article is to provide an introduction to the main topic of
this issue of Theoria.
First, the author presents the key thesis of epistemic
contextualism, outlines its development in contemporary epistemology and
briefly characterizes its two versions, namely conversational and inferential
contextualism.
Second, the author focuses on some contextualist solutions to
three major epistemological problems: the problem of scepticism, lottery, and
Gettier's problem.
The author agrees with Stewart Cohen that Gettier?s
problem does not belong to this group and explains why both its formulation
and a solution require a traditional, invariantist approach.
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