The main ideas in this work have been presented at several meetings: in a session of the Logos Seminar (Universidad de Barcelona, February 2010); in the workshop Anti-individualismo y conocimiento del significado (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, May 2010), and in the II Workshop on Philosophy and Cognitive Science (Universidad de Buenos Aires, November 2010). They also appeared in a Spanish language article: ‡. The debate in a Logos Reading Group about externalism and self-knowledge that I coordinated during the course 2007–08 has been fruitful too. I am indebted to the respective audiences and to some other people who have read previous versions of this article and have made very helpful suggestions. Thanks particularly to Paulo Faria, Manuel García-Carpintero, Ekain Garmendia, Jesús Vega, Víctor M. Verdejo-Aparicio, Ignacio Vicario and Agustín Vicente. Financial Support: Program CONSOLIDER-INGENIO 2010, “Perspectival Thoughts and Facts” (CSD2009-00056), MICINN (Spanish Government). Project “Knowledge, Reference and Realism” (FFI2011-29560-C02-01), MICINN (Spanish Government). Consolidated and Funded Research Group LOGOS (2009 SGR 1077), AGAUR (Catalan Government).
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Boghossian’s Inference Argument against Content Externalism Reversed†
Article first published online: 25 JUL 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1933-1592.2012.00613.x
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PéREZ OTERO, M. (2012), Boghossian’s Inference Argument against Content Externalism Reversed. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research. doi: 10.1111/j.1933-1592.2012.00613.x
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