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What apparent reasons appear to be
K Sylvan
Philosophical Studies 172 (3), 587-606, 2015
982015
Veritism unswamped
K Sylvan
Mind 127 (506), 381-435, 2018
632018
Epistemic reasons i: Normativity
K Sylvan
Philosophy Compass 11 (7), 364-376, 2016
622016
Epistemic reasons II: basing
K Sylvan
Philosophy Compass 11 (7), 377-389, 2016
582016
The place of reasons in epistemology
K Sylvan, E Sosa
552018
An epistemic nonconsequentialism
KL Sylvan
Philosophical Review 129 (1), 1-51, 2020
512020
Knowledge as a non‐normative relation
K Sylvan
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 97 (1), 190-222, 2018
472018
Prime time (for the basing relation)
E Lord, K Sylvan
Well-Founded Belief, 141-173, 2019
392019
Truth monism without teleology
K Sylvan
Thought: A Journal of Philosophy 1 (3), 161-169, 2012
292012
Suspension, higher-order evidence, and defeat
E Lord, K Sylvan
232021
Reasons: Wrong, right, normative, fundamental
E Lord, K Sylvan
J. Ethics & Soc. Phil. 15, 43, 2019
202019
The illusion of discretion
K Sylvan
Synthese 193 (6), 1635-1665, 2016
172016
Respect and the reality of apparent reasons
KL Sylvan
Philosophical Studies 178 (10), 3129-3156, 2021
152021
How to be a redundant realist
KL Sylvan
Episteme 9 (3), 271-282, 2012
152012
Reliabilism without epistemic consequentialism
KL Sylvan
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 100 (3), 525-555, 2020
132020
On the normativity of epistemic rationality
KL Sylvan
Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, School of Graduate Studies, 2014
132014
Responsibilism out of Character
K Sylvan
Epistemic Situationism, 135-57, 2017
112017
Can performance epistemology explain higher epistemic value?
KL Sylvan
Synthese 197 (12), 5335-5356, 2020
92020
The place of reasons in epistemology
E Sosa, K Sylvan
The Oxford Handbook of Reasons and Normativity, 2018
92018
On Divorcing the Rational and the Justified in Epistemology
K Sylvan
82014
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