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Questions, epistemology, and inquiries

Hookway, 2008

Document ID
10818449856360755916
Author
Hookway C
Publication year
Publication venue
Grazer Philosophische Studien

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Questions are relevant to epistemology because they formulate cognitive goals, they are used to elicit information, they are used in S ocratic reflection and knowledge sentences often hav e indirect question complements. The paper explores what capacities we must …
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