H. Rose and S. Rose (eds.): Alas, Poor Darwin
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practical« affair (p.250).Against Quine and Rorty, Williams thinks that knowledge and, consequently, epistemology is and should be normatively significant.In that light, we should accept his arguments for general thesis (p.254): »Contextualism gives us a picture of knowledge and justification that stays close to the phenomenology of everyday epistemic practices, that articulates a fallibilist conception of rationality, that is friendly to the socially distributed and historically situated character of knowledge, and that offers a principled escape from traditional sceptical conundrums.This is why we should adopt it.
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