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SUMMARY:Williamson on knowledge - Quassim Cassam (Faculty of Philosophy)
DTSTART:20070510T153000Z
DTEND:20070510T170000Z
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CONTACT:Stephen John
DESCRIPTION:I am going to raise some questions about Williamson's argument
 s for the hypothesis that the concept of knowledge can't be analysed into 
 more basic concepts. In response to his proposal that knowing is the most 
 general factive stative attitude I distinguish between a number of differe
 nt approaches to the question 'what is knowledge?' and make a case for wha
 t I call a 'sources' approach. (Suggested reading: Williamson\, _Knowledge
  and its Limits_\, chapter 1.)
LOCATION:Seminar Room 2\, History and Philosophy of Science\, Department o
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