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GEOFF PYNN

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knowledge and justification

"Knowledge and Justification" is the name of NIU's undergraduate epistemology class. This class is currently being renovated; expect a brand new syllabus in January 2017.

Philosophy 311
, Fall 2013.
  1. Thinking About Knowledge
  2. The JTB Analysis and the Gettier Problem
  3. Responses to the Gettier Problem
  4. Justified Belief and Evidence
  5. More on Justified Belief and Evidence
  6. Reliabilism
  7. The Causal Theory of Knowledge
  8. The Tracking Theory
  9. Gendler on Stereotype Threat
  10. Are Stereotype-Based Judgments Epistemically Rational?
  11. Feminism and Epistemology
  12. Jaggar on Love and Knowledge
  13. Religious Disagreements
  14. Religious Disagreements, Part II
  15. Skepticism
  16. Unger's Defense of Skepticism
  17. Skepticism and the Practical Significance of Knowing
  18. Putnam's Proof That We Aren't Brains In Vats
  19. Skepticism About Induction
  20. Skepticism and Alternative Hypotheses
  21. Contextualism
  22. Conspiracy Theories 
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