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Springer Believing in Accordance with Evidence - Evidentialism Essays
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Contains over 20 essays by leading and up-and-coming epistemologists examining evidentialism from multiple perspectives.
Organised into six parts that systematically explore the nature of evidence and related epistemological topics.
Includes contributions from both advocates and critics of evidentialism, presenting balanced viewpoints on the theory.
Provides cutting-edge research on epistemic justification and the relationship between evidence and belief.
Published by Springer as part of the Synthese Library series, volume 398.
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- Springer
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- hardcover
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- 3319959921
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- Release Date
- 15 October 2018
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- 12 June 2018
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