Logos And Episteme. An International Journal of Epistemology, 2 (volume XIII), 2022

Number 2 (volume XIII), 2022, of the journal Logos And Episteme has appeared. An International Journal of Epistemology, edited by the Institute of Economic and Social Research “Gh. Zane,” Romanian Academy, Iași Branch.

This issue features studies by:

Daniele Bertini, Anecdotal Pluralism
Elliott R. Crozat, Why Fallibilistic Evidence is Insufficient for Propositional Knowledge
Ron McClamrock, How Big Do Things Look?
Santiago A. Vrech, The End of the Case? A Metaphilosophical Critique of Thought Experiments
Michał Wagner, Beyond Typology/Population Dichotomy. Rethinking the Concept of Species in Neo-Lamarckism and Orthogenesis
Gustavo Picazo, Oliver and Smiley on the Collective–Distributive Opposition..
Michael J. Shaffer, Further Reflections on Quasi-factivism: A Reply to Baumann

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