No closure on skepticism

Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 92 (4):439-447 (2011)
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This article is a response to an important objection that Sherrilyn Roush has made to the standard closure‐based argument for skepticism, an argument that has been studied over the past couple of decades. If Roush's objection is on the mark, then this would be a quite significant finding. We argue that her objection fails

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