Coherentismo versus confiabilismo
Keywords:
Coherentism, Reliabilism, Justification, Truth, Normativity
Abstract
Recently, a number of epistemologists has adopted some sort of reliabilism. According to them, we must reject classical types of internalism such as foundationalism and coherentism. Here, I will resist this tendency of contemporary epistemology by defending a version of coherentism. My strategy will consist in demonstrating that the latter offers a more satisfactory answer to the problem of how the epistemic justification of our best belief systems relates to their supposed truth.Format
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Published
2005-01-10
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Pinto, S. (2005). Coherentismo versus confiabilismo. Revista de Filosofía , 29(2), 133-151. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RESF/article/view/RESF0404220133A
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