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Jonny McIntosh - Knowledge and Reality

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Below are readings and essay questions for tutorials in Knowledge and Reality. Many of the readings are available online, and all are easily obtained from the college or other libraries in Oxford, but if you are struggling to get hold of anything, let me know, as I have PDF copies of nearly everything. The default plan is to cover four topics in EPISTEMOLOGY (The Analysis of Knowledge†, Epistemic Closure†, Contextualism, Statistical Evidence) and four in METAPHYSICS (Properties, Modality, Time, and Causation). But this is not set in stone, and I have provided some suggestions for alternative topics. If you want to cover one of these instead, let me know, and I’ll see what we can do. Note that topics you may have covered in first year, and so might want to leave for self-study in vacations, are marked with a dagger (†). The reading for each topic is divided into CORE READING and FURTHER READING. In writing your tutorial essay, focus on the CORE READING, using as guides the more introduc

Jonny McIntosh - Knowledge and Reality Knowledge and Reality Below are readings and essay questions for tutorials in Knowledge and Reality. Many of the readings are available online, and all are easily obtained from the college or other libraries in Oxford, but if you are struggling to get hold of anything, let me know, as I have PDF copies of nearly everything. The default plan is to cover four topics in EPISTEMOLOGY ( The Analysis of Knowledge †, Epistemic Closure †, Contextualism , Statistical Evidence ) and four in METAPHYSICS ( Properties , Modality , Time , and Causation ). But this is n

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