Volume 2 • Issue I • June 2005

 

Themed Issue Rationality

 

Miriam Solomon (Temple) - Editorial Introduction

Richard Foley (NYU) - Universal Intellectual Trust

Todd Stewart (Illinois State) - The Competing Social Practices Argument and Self- Defeat

Christian List (LSE) - Group Knowledge and Group Rationality: A Judgment Aggregation Perspective

Don Fallis (Arizona) - Epistemic Value Theory and Judgment Aggregation

Simon Evnine (Miami) - Containing Multitudes: Reflection, Expertise and Persons as Groups

Michael Bishop (Northern Illinois) - The Autonomy of Social Epistemology

Helen Longino (Stanford) - Circles of Reason

 

Volume 2 • Issue II • October 2005

 

Roger Koppl (Fairleigh Dickinson) - Epistemic Systems

Robert Talisse (Vanderbilt) - Social Epistemology and the Politics of Omission

Gabriella Pigozzi (King's College London) - Two aggregation paradoxes in social decision making: the Ostrogorski paradox and the discursive dilemma

Joel Buenting (Waterloo, CA) - Re-Thinking the Duplication of Speaker/Hearer Belief in the Epistemology of Testimony

 

Volume 2 • Issue III • February 2006 (in Press)

 

David Resnik (National Institutes of Health) - Openness vs. Secrecy in Scientific Research

Paul Faulkner (Sheffield) - On Dreaming and Being Lied To [external world skepticism vs. testimonial skepticism]

Kay Mathiesen (Arizona) - The Epistemic Features of Group Belief

Don Fallis (Arizona) - Epistemic Value Theory and Social Epistemology

Jesus Zamora Bonilla (National University for Distance Education, Madrid) - Science as a Persuasion Game: An Inferentialist Approach

Jeremy Koons (American University of Beirut) - Conservativism, Basic Beliefs, and the Diachronic and Social Nature of Epistemic Justification