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Joshua Turchetta
reviewed Some Thoughts on Social Responsibility on March 24, 2012
Some Thoughts on Social Responsibility
Excellent. Williams uses radical skepticism like a scalpel to show the problems with foundationalism and coherentism, and then to argue for his own contextualist position. I'd always thought this was a textbook, but while it is certainly broad in scope, I'd describe more as an extensive argument from epistemology in general for his own position.
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