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alvin goldman, Christian List, Christopher Thompson, Don Fallis, episteme, epistemology, Frederick F. Schmitt, Igor Douven, Jack Lyons, Jason Stanley, jennifer lackey, Jeremy Fantl, Jessica Brown, Jonathan Schaffer, Jonathan Weinberg, Matthew McGrath, Michael Weisberg, Mikkel Gerken, philosophy, sandy goldberg, social epistemology

EPISTEME: A Move and Reincarnation

EPISTEME announces an impending move and transformation. With the first issue of 2012 we begin publication with Cambridge University Press and expand our scope from social epistemology specifically to all of epistemology.  Our new title will be:  EPISTEME, A Journal of Individual and Social Epistemology. Since 2004 EPISTEME has published with Edinburgh University Press. With Cambridge…

adrian haddock, alvin goldman, duncan prichard, episteme, epistemology, Ernest Sosa, Frederick F. Schmitt, jennifer lackey, Jonathan Kvanvig, Lorraine Code, Michael Lynch, miranda fricker, paul faulkner, ram neta, sandy goldberg, social epistemology

Social Epistemology in Good Health

Here is a new title from OUP comprising new essays on social epistemology. Some of the best names in the business are here. This is a nice compliment to the New Studies and  Essential Readings volumes that came out earlier in 2010.

alvin goldman, Christian List, Franz Dietrich, jennifer lackey, melissa koenig, michael strevens, miranda fricker, social cognition, social epistemology

New Studies in Social Epistemology

Here is a collection from OUP with a section devoted to SE (how times have changed) with some top-notch names anchored of course by Alvin Goldman. Special Theme: Social Epistemology Guest Editor: Alvin Goldman 8: Alvin Goldman: Systems-Oriented Social Epistemology 9: Franz Dietrich & Christian List: The Aggregation of Propositional Attitudes: Towards a General Theory…

albert casullo, arnon keren, episteme, epistemology, inference to the best explanation, jennifer lackey, john greco, jonathan adler, marc moffett, patrick rysiew, paul faulkner, Peter Lipton, philosophy of social science, social epistemology, testimony, trust, truth

Perspectives on Testimony

A reminder: if you haven’t already done so, this special offer has only one week to run (July 21). In addition to the introduction, this issue comprises 10 papers (168 pages). Well worth the effort! Download here EPISTEME homepage

alvin goldman, david christensen, disagreement, episteme, epistemology, jennifer lackey, social epistemology, sociology

CFP: the significance of disagreement

EPISTEME will hold its sixth annual conference at Northwestern University on June 26-27, 2009. The 2009 meeting will focus on the epistemological significance of disagreement. Confirmed participants include: Michael Bergmann (Purdue), Stewart Cohen (Arizona State), Sherrilyn Roush (Berkeley) and Roger White (MIT). SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: Papers should be no more than 5,000 words, excluding notes and…