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Best explanationism and justification for beliefs about the futureEpisteme 12 (4): 429-437. 2015.Earl Conee and Richard Feldman have recently argued that the evidential support relation should be understood in terms of explanatory coherence: roughly, one's evidence supports a proposition if and only if that proposition is part of the best available explanation of the evidence. Their thesis has been criticized through alleged counterexamples, perhaps the most important of which are cases where a subject has a justified belief about the future. Kevin McCain has defended the thesis against Bye…Read more
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Two new objections to explanationismSynthese 194 (8): 3069-3084. 2017.
Gregory Stoutenburg
York College Of Pennsylvania
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York College Of PennsylvaniaEnglish and HumanitiesLecturer
University Of Iowa
Alumnus, 2016
Areas of Specialization
Epistemology |
Areas of Interest
Metaphysics |
Philosophy of Language |