Contemporary Debates in Epistemology Book

Pt. I	Knowledge and skepticism	1
	Introduction	1
1	Is knowledge closed under known entailment?	13
	The case against closure	13
	The case for closure	26
	Reply to Hawthorne	43
2	Is knowledge contextual?	47
	Contextualism contested	47
	Contextualism defended	56
	Contextualism contested some more	62
	Contextualism defended some more	67
3	Can skepticism be refuted?	72
	The refutation of skepticism	72
	The challenge of refuting skepticism	85
4	Is there a Priori knowledge?	98
	In defense of the a Priori	98
	There is no a Priori	105
	Reply to Devitt	115
	Reply to BonJour	118
	Last rejoinder	120
Pt. II	Foundational knowledge	123
	Introduction	123
5	Is infinitism the solution to the regress problem?	131
	Infinitism is the solution to the regress problem	131
	Infinitism is not the solution to the regress problem	140
	Reply to Ginet	149
	Reply to Klein	153
6	Can beliefs be justified through coherence alone?	156
	Non-foundationalist epistemology : holism, coherence, and tenability	156
	Why coherence is not enough : a defense of moderate foundationalism	168
7	Is there immediate justification?	181
	There is immediate justification	181
	Doing without immediate justification	202
8	Does perceptual experience have conceptual content?	217
	Perceptual experience has conceptual content	217
	Perception and conceptual content	231
Pt. III	Justification	251
	Introduction	251
9	Is justification internal?	257
	Justification is not internal	257
	Justification is internal	270
10	Is truth the primary epistemic goal?	285
	Truth is not the primary epistemic goal	285
	Truth as the primary epistemic goal : a working hypothesis	296
11	Is justified belief responsible belief?	313
	Justified belief as responsible belief	313
	Obligation, entitlement, and rationality	326
	Response to Wolterstorff	338
	Response to Foley	342