Epistemology

Table of contents
 Introduction  - What is epistemology?

Section 1: The Analysis of Knowledge

 * 1) /What is analysis?/
 * 2) /Justified true belief/
 * 3) /Gettier cases/
 * 4) /Adding an extra condition/
 * 5) /Reliabilism/
 * 6) /Virtue reliabilism/
 * 7) /Virtue responsibilism/
 * 8) /Maybe knowledge can't be analysed/

Section 1: References and further reading

Section 2: The Sources of Knowledge

 * 1) Rationalism vs Empiricism
 * 2) Perception
 * 3) Intuition and deduction
 * 4) /Innatism/
 * 5) Memory and introspection
 * 6) Testimony
 * 7) Science

Section 2: References and further reading

Section 3: The Problem of Scepticism

 * 1) Agrippa's trilemma
 * 2) Foundationalism
 * 3) Coherentism
 * 4) Other responses (infinitism, positism, foundherentism)
 * 5) Radical scepticism (sceptical scenarios and the closure principle)
 * 6) Contextualism
 * 7) Here is one hand, and here is another
 * 8) Even if I'm being deceived I know I'm right (veridicalism)
 * 9) Pragmatism

Section 4: Living in a World of Knowledge

 * 1) The epistemology of disagreement
 * 2) Epistemic responsibility
 * 3) Epistemic injustice
 * 4) Feminist epistemology
 * 5) Epistemology of the internet