Question: Does a factive conception of knowability figure in ordinary use?
Ask it to everyone you meet. (Don't be alarmed if they're unsure of the answer.)
Oh, you want the answer, too?
Answer: There is some reason to think so.
[eighty-second in a series]
5 comments:
I reckon that's more like one of them metaphysical or epistemological questions than a logic question.
Er, uh, yeah. That essay at the other end of the link looked cool until it started using letters from other languages. That's when I pulled the ripcord and floated back down here to vernacular-land.
I took a broad view, murky. I quote: "The paper examined a clutch of issues concerning principles of epistemic logic and the knowability of truth."
Link is dead. Try http://pages.slu.edu/faculty/salernoj/KnowabilityClosure.pdf instead.
Fixed. Thanks, anonymous.
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