Andrew Cullison

In this post, I want to illustrate a methodological assumption that is sometimes made in epistemology.The idea is that facts about the linguistic appropriateness/inappropriateness of an assertion can count as evidence for or against an epistemic theory Here’s an example as to how someone might make use of this assumption.

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Thanks for all the great feedback. I’m going to move forward with cloning the survey, and I should be able to have things operational soon. Last call for input.

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We’re taking our second vacation. This time we’re headed to Florida. I should have decent access to the internet, so I may get a chance to post a little philosophy while lounging next to the Gulf of Mexico. (Posted from my android phone)

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A few days ago, I mentioned that I really like the philosophy journal wiki, but it would be nice to have more automated system that presents the data in an easier to digest format. I have since been experimenting with various ways to do this, and I think I’ve settled on a method. The following [...]

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I may have found a slightly better way to run journal surveys. It’s inspired by the discussions of the journal wiki here and here. I found a spreadsheet plugin for Wordpress that may resolve some of the issues discussed in those posts, but I want to post a spreadsheet in this post and see what [...]

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