Good Knowledge, Bad Knowledge : On Two Dogmas of Epistemology

Philosophers have long inquired into the nature and even the possibility of human knowledge. In Good Knowledge, Bad Knowledge Stephen Hetherington identifies two mistaken assumptions that have fundamentally shaped that tradition of philosophical thought. Correcting those assumptions results in a unique theory of knowledge - one that conceives of it in a rigorous yet non-absolutist way. This theory offers new solutions to many venerable philosophical puzzles.