KNOWLEDGE IS NOT FACTUALLY GROUNDED BELIEF.
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REASONS TO DOUBT THE AMBIGUITY ARGUMENT: CONTRIVED WITTGENSTEINIAN VALUATIONS LEAD TO A FALSE DICHOTOMY.
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ACTIONABLE ASPECTS OF AGENCY.
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WHAT IS NOT DISTINCTIVE OF TESTIMONIAL KNOWLEDGE.
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NORMATIVITY OF LOGIC: THE DIALOGICAL ACCOUNT AND THE AMBIGUITY OF 'LOGIC'.
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CREDENCE 1 CRUXES: CLOSURE OF INQUIRY, SURETY, AND STEADFASTNESS.
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AGAINST COHERENCE.
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