Knowledge: readings in contemporary epistemology

Pt. I. Justified True Belief

Gettier Problem

1. Knowing as having the right to be sure / A. J. Ayer

2. Is justified true belief knowledge? / Edmund L. Gettier

3. alleged defect in Gettier counter-examples / Richard Feldman

Responses to Gettier

4. causal theory of knowing / Alvin I. Goldman

5. Knowledge: undefeated justified true belief / Keith Lehrer and Thomas D. Paxson, Jr.

6. Conclusive reasons / Fred Dretske

Pt. II. Externalism and Internalism

Externalism

7. thermometer-model of knowledge / David M. Armstrong

8. Discrimination and perceptual knowledge / Alvin J. Goldman

9. Precis of Knowledge and the Flow of Information / Fred Dretske

Internalism

10. indispensability of internal justification / Roderick M. Chisholm

11. elements of coherentism / Laurence BonJour

12. coherence theory of knowledge / Keith Lehrer

Criticisms and Compromises

13. What's wrong with reliabilism? / Richard Foley

14. Externalist theories of empirical knowledge / Laurence BonJour

15. rationale for reliabilism / Kent Bach

16. internalist externalism / William P. Alston

Pt. III. Foundations and Norms

Foundations

17. given / H. H. Price

18. directly evident / Roderick M. Chisholm

19. Does empirical knowledge have a foundation? / Wilfrid Sellars

Normativity

20. Epistemology naturalized / W. V. Quine

21. What is 'naturalized epistemology'? / Jaegwon Kim

Pt. IV. Scepticism

Motivations

22. Understanding human knowledge in general / Barry Stroud

23. defense of skepticism / Peter Unger

Relevant Alternatives

24. Other minds / J. L. Austin

25. Knowledge and scepticism / Robert Nozick

26. Elusive knowledge / David Lewis

Semantic Approaches

27. Brains in a vat / Hilary Putnam

28. epistemology of belief / Fred Dretske

29. coherence theory of truth and knowledge / Donald Davidson

Pt. V. Sources of Knowledge

Perception

30. causal theory of perception / H. P. Grice

31. Perception and its objects / Peter F. Strawson

Introspection

32. Individualism and Self-Knowledge / Tyler Burge

33. Content and Self-Knowledge / Paul A. Boghossian

34. Externalism and the Attitudinal Component of Self-Knowledge / Sven Bernecker

Memory and Testimony

35. Remembering / C. B. Martin and Max Deutscher

36. Testimony and Observation / C. A. J. Coady

Induction

37. On Induction / Bertrand Russell

38. Pragmatic Justification of Induction / Hans Reichenback

39. New Riddle of Induction / Nelson Goodman

Priori Knowledge

40. Priori Knowledge, Necessity, and Contingency / Saul A. Kripke

41. Priori Knowledge / Philip Kitcher.