Grazer Philosophische Studien

Introduction to Reliable Knowledge and Social Epistemology—The Philosophy of Alvin Goldman
pp. vii-xiv(8)
Authors: Schurz, Gerhard; Werning, Markus

Truth and Weak Knowledge in Goldman's Veritistic Social Epistemology
pp. 3-17(15)
Author: Brendel, Elke

Why to Believe Weakly in Weak Knowledge: Goldman on Knowledge as Mere True Belief
pp. 19-40(22)
Authors: Jäger, Christoph

Meliorative Reliabilist Epistemology: Where Externalism and Internalism Meet
pp. 41-62(22)
Author: Schurz, Gerhard

Reliabilism and the Problem of Defeaters
pp. 65-76(12)
Author: Grundmann, Thomas

Reliabilism—Modal, Probabilistic or Contextualist
pp. 77-89(13)
Author: Baumann, Peter

In Defense of the Conditional Probability Solution to the Swamping Problem
pp. 93-114(22)
Author: Olsson, Erik J.

Why the Conditional Probability Solution to the Swamping Problem Fails
pp. 115-120(6)
Author: Horvath, Joachim

Reliabilist Responses to the Value of Knowledge Problem
pp. 121-135(15)
Author: Piller, Christian

The Evolutionary and Social Preference For Knowledge: How to Solve Meno's Problem Within Reliabilism
pp. 137-156(20)
Author: Werning, Markus

What Should the Voter Know? Epistemic Trust in Democracy
pp. 159-186(28)
Authors: Baurmann, Michael; Brennan, Geoffrey

Experts: What they are and How we Recognize them—A Discussion of Alvin Goldman's Views
pp. 187-205(19)
Author: Scholz, Oliver R.

Understanding Other Minds: A Criticism of Goldman's Simulation Theory and an Outline of the Person Model Theory
pp. 209-242(34)
Authors: Newen, Albert; Schlicht, Tobias

Replies to Discussants
pp. 245-288(44)
Author: Goldman, Alvin I.