Externalism and the a prioricity of Self-knowledge

Analysis 60 (1):132-136 (2000)
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Michael McKinsey has argued that content externalism has the absurd consequence that one can know a priori that water exists. Richard W. Miller responds that when a prioricity is properly understood, McKinsey's argument should not be seen as a _reductio of externalism. This paper disputes Miller's understanding of a prioricity

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Content preservation.Tyler Burge - 1993 - Philosophical Review 102 (4):457-488.

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