Thanks. I’ll have a look at the links you provided. I haven’t found any work in Social Epistemology that was up to my hopes and expectations, but not treating at least half of epistemology in a social context seems like utter blindness. Goldman is good at laying out what should be included in SE, including a “systems oriented” branch, and perhaps less good at realizing the program.
Thanks. I’ll have a look at the links you provided. I haven’t found any work in Social Epistemology that was up to my hopes and expectations, but not treating at least half of epistemology in a social context seems like utter blindness. Goldman is good at laying out what should be included in SE, including a “systems oriented” branch, and perhaps less good at realizing the program.