Epistemology and Science: Some Metaphilosophical Reflections

Philosophical Topics 45 (1):1-15 (2017)
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This paper is a metaphilosophical investigation into the relationship between science and epistemology. I defend the rather radical view that philosophical questions in epistemology can be answered either a priori or “from the armchair.” In making that case I suggest parallels between how I think one should conceptualize the study of ethical philosophy and how I think one should conceptualize the study of epistemology.

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