Barack Obama and Uncertain Knowledge

Diogenes:039219211666928 (2016)
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Truth claims pervade the world: assertions that a speaker wishes to persuade an audience are true or at least plausible. But how to judge? Much proposed knowledge has uncertain legitimacy, evaluate...

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original Fine, Gary Alan (2015) "Barack Obama and uncertain knowledge". Diogenes 62(3-4):130-138

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