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Epistemic Neglect
Social Epistemology 34 (5):490-500 (2020)
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In most testimonial transactions between adults, the hearer’s obligation is to accord the speaker a level of credibility that matches the evidence that what she is saying is true. When the speaker...Author's Profile
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