目次

Introduction.- SECTION I: Epistemic Pluralism: Methdological Issues.- Chapter 1: Epistemic pluralism(s), Annalisa Coliva & Nikolaj Pedersen.- Chapter 2: Epistemic pluralism from the point of view of Carnap’s method of explication, Erik Olsson.- SECTION II: Epistemic Pluralism: Justification, Knowledge, and Epistemic Values.- Chapter 3: Pluralism about epistemic justification, Michael Blome-Tillmann.- Chapter 4: The plurality of justification and the solution of misunderstanding, Anne Meylan.- Chapter 5: Who wants to know?, Jennifer Nado.- Chapter 6: Epistemic goods and epistemic standings: A pluralist account, Nikolaj Pedersen.- Chapter 7: Can there be a dual aspect epistemology?, Pascal Engel.- SECTION III: Epistemic Pluralism and Epistemic Relativism.- Chapter 8: A defense of epistemic pluralism, Martin Kusch.- Chapter 9: Epistemic relativism, epistemic pluralism and hinge epistemology, J. Adam Carter.- SECTION IV: Epistemic Pluralism: Some Applications.- Chapter 10: Unity and plurality in the epistemic norms of action and assertion, Mikkel Gerken.- Chapter 11: How to be a pluralist about disagreement, Michele Palmira.- Chapter 12: A pluralistic way out of epistemic deflationism about ontological disputes, Delia Belleri.- Chapter 13: Pluralism about self-knowledge, Annalisa Coliva.