Inexact knowledge 2.0

Abstract

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Knowledge from multiple experiences

“…Our paper contributes to a growing family of papers that offer fairly precise models of perceptual knowledge, including Williamson 2013a, Weatherson 2013, Goodman 2013, Cohen and Comesaña 2013, Williamson 2014, Carter 2019, Dutant and Rosenkranz 2019, Carter and Goldstein 2021 For closely related models of statistical knowledge, see Dorr et al 2014 andGoodman andSalow 2018. Like these papers, our models have a number of simplifying assumptions, which we flag throughout.…”

Knowledge from Probability

“…See[44,45,46,17,21,11,19,18,6,33,4,7,34,16] for related ideas about knowledge,[39,40,41,42,43] for related ideas about justified belief, and[27,35] and references therein for related ideas about non-monotonic reasoning.2 See[38,55,25] for precedents in the case of knowledge, and[29,56,24,5] for precedents in the case of belief.3 See[10,2,3,41,42,19,18] for recent discussion of the kind of cases in § §3-5, and[50,51,53,54,8,17,47,45,6,12,7,18] for recent discussion of the kind of cases in §6.…”