Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- I. Contextualism and Invariantism -- Knowledge, Contextualism, and Moorean Paradox -- Context-Sensitivity without Indexicality? -- Non-Relativist Contextualism about Knowledge -- Knowing about Other Contexts -- Epistemic Variantism and the Factivity of Knowledge -- Explaining Variation in Knowledge by Full Belief -- The Contextualist Promise -- II. Epistemic Virtues -- Intellectual Virtues and Their Place in Philosophy -- Understanding's Tethers -- Knowledge as Achievement and the Value Problem -- Apriority and Virtue: How Successful a Relationship? -- III. The Nature and Value of Knowledge -- Epistemology without the Concept of Knowledge -- Reliabilism as Explicating Knowledge: A Sketch of an Account -- How to Take Truth as a Goal? -- Knowledge as Achievement - Greco's Double Mistake -- IV. Testimony -- Norms of Trust, De Re Trust, and the Epistemology of Testimony -- Jennifer Lackey on Non-Reductionism: A Critique -- V. Disagreement -- "A Troubled Area". Understanding the Controversy over Screening Mammography for Women Aged 40-49 -- Is Philosophical Knowledge Possible? -- The Significance of Disagreement in Epistemology -- The Role of the Uniqueness Thesis in the Epistemology of Disagreement -- Counterfactual-Peer Disagreement -- Meta-Induction and the Problem of Fundamental Disagreement -- Rival Logics, Disagreement and Reflective Equilibrium -- VI. Wittgenstein -- The Builders -- First Person Authority without Glamorous Self-Knowledge -- Subjective and Objective Certainty as Regards Knowledge and Action -- Zu einigen Bemerkungen Wittgensteins über die Seele -- Conjecture, Proof, and Sense in Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Mathematics -- Through Pictures to Problems: Cognitive Epistemology and Therapeutic Philosophy -- Werte und Vernunft in Wittgensteins Spätwerk -- Wittgenstein über Gedankenexperimente.

Wittgenstein, Ethics and Therapy.

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