The Externalist Challenge.

Intro -- Introduction -- I In Defence of Epistemic Externalism -- The "Challenge" of Externalism -- Externalism and Skepticism -- Counterexamples to Epistemic Externalism Revisited -- Conditions on Cognitive Sanity and the Death of Internalism -- Empiricism Externalized -- Circularity and Epistemic Priority -- II Critiques of Epistemic Externalism -- The Chimerical Appeal of Epistemic Externalism -- In Search of Internalism and Externalism -- Inferential Internalism and the Presuppositions of Skeptical Arguments -- Knowledge, Justification and the Cooperative World -- The Epistemological Promise of Externalism -- Is Knowledge a Natural Phenomenon? -- III In Defence of Content Externalism -- Social Cartesianism -- Existence Proof for a Viable Externalism -- Externalism, Epistemic Artefacts and the Extended Mind -- Outing the Mind - A Teleopragmatic Perspective -- IV Critiques of Content Externalism -- Natural Intentionality -- Phenomental Intentionality and the Brain in a Vat -- On an Argument from Properties of Words to Broad Content -- Reference, Causal Powers, Externalist Intuitions and Unicorns -- V An Exemplary Debate about Content -- Millikan's (Un?)Compromised Externalism -- Comments on "Millikan's (Un?)Compromised Externalism" -- VI Self-Knowledge -- Believing that You Know and Knowing that You Believe -- McKinsey Redux? -- Knowing What You Think vs. Knowing that You Think It -- Do We Know how We Know Our Own Minds yet? -- What Was I Thinking? Social Externalism, Self-Knowledge, and Shifting Memory Targets -- Anti-Individualism and Minimal Self-Knowledge: A Dissolution of Ebbs's Puzzle -- VII The Epistemic Significance of Perception -- Explaining Perceptual Entitlement -- Externalism and Disjunctivism -- VIII An Essay on Intentionality -- The Objects of Intentionality -- Index of Subjects -- Index of Names -- Contributors.

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