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Chapter 21. Introspective KnowledgeIn When is True Belief Knowledge?, Princeton University Press. pp. 102-105. 2012.
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4Chapter 15. Closure and SkepticismIn When is True Belief Knowledge?, Princeton University Press. pp. 81-85. 2012.
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95Fumerton’s PuzzleJournal of Philosophical Research 15 109-113. 1990.There is a puzzle that is faced by every philosophical account of rational belief, rational strategy, rational planning or whatever. I describe this puzzle, examine Richard Fumerton’s proposed solution to it and then go on to sketch my own preferred solution.
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75An epistemology that mattersIn Philip L. Quinn & Paul J. Weithman (eds.), Liberal Faith: Essays in Honor of Philip Quinn, University of Notre Dame Press. 2008.The two most fundamental questions for an epistemology are, what is involved in having good reasons to believe a claim, and what is involved in meeting the higher standard of knowing that a claim is true? The theory of justified belief tries to answer the former, whereas the theory of knowledge addresses the latter