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The Problem of Easy Knowledge - Critical Perspectives on Cohen and Others
In this paper, I aim to explore the problem of easy knowledge, outlined by Stewart Cohen (2002). I will examine the solutions given by Cohen (2002, 2005), Markie (2005), Black (2008),Klein (2004) and Becker (2013), and outline the problems that each faces. These problems, I will argue, constitute su...
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Department of Philosophy
2019
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