This paper examines alvin goldman's contention that a belief is justified only if the process that produces it is reliable. It is argued that none of several possible interpretations of the reliability theory provides an account of justified belief which satisfies the constraints goldman places on his theory.

This book consists of two parts: Hannah Arendt’s notes for a lecture series and seminar on Kant, which she gave in 1970, and an essay by Ronald Beiner on Arendt’s theory of judgment.

This book consists of two parts: Hannah Arendt’s notes for a lecture series and seminar on Kant, which she gave in 1970, and an essay by Ronald Beiner on Arendt’s theory of judgment.

Raya Dunayevskaya, who was Russian Secretary to Leon Trotsky from 1937–1938 during his exile in Mexico, identifies herself as a Marxist humanist, one who accepts Marx’s social and political philosophy, including particularly the ideas he expressed in his Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844.