Rastreamento, competência e conhecimento/Tracking, competence and knowledge

Manuscrito 30 (2):423-458 (2007)
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Formas diferentes de externalismo epistemológico são discutidas. O conceito de rastreamento é analisado, e o papel do conceito de virtude epistêmica é investigado.In this paper different forms of epistemological externalism are discussed. The concept of tracking is analyzed, and the role of the concept of epistemic virtue is investi-gated

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Ernest Sosa
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