Lizzie Fricker

Can Trust Work Epistemic Magic? By Lizzie Fricker Epistemic Self-Governance and Trusting the Word of Others By Lizzie Fricker Norms, Constitutive and Social, and Assertion By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker Epistemic and Practical Dependence and the Value of Skills or: Satnavs, Good or Bad? By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker Is Knowing a State of Mind? The Case Against By Lizzie Fricker From concepts to knowledge By Lizzie Fricker Doing (Better) What Comes Naturally: Zagzebski on Rationality and Epistemic Self-Trust By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker Unreliable Testimony By Lizzie Fricker The Epistemology of Testimony By Lizzie Fricker Telling and Trusting: Reductionism and Anti-reductionism in the Epistemology of Testimony By Lizzie Fricker Self‐Knowledge: Special Access Versus Artefact of Grammar—A Dichotomy Rejected By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker Stat

Can Trust Work Epistemic Magic? By Lizzie Fricker Epistemic Self-Governance and Trusting the Word of Others By Lizzie Fricker Norms, Constitutive and Social, and Assertion By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker Epistemic and Practical Dependence and the Value of Skills or: Satnavs, Good or Bad? By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker Is Knowing a State of Mind? The Case Against By Lizzie Fricker From concepts to knowledge By Lizzie Fricker Doing (Better) What Comes Naturally: Zagzebski on Rationality and Epistemic Self-Trust By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By Lizzie Fricker By L