The Enterprise of Knowledge: An Essay on Knowledge, Credal Probability, and Chance

by Isaac Levi

This major work challenges some widely held positions in epistemology - those of Peirce and Popper on the one hand and those of Quine and Kuhn on the other. The author contends that epistemological infallibilism is compatible with his view that knowledge evolves through a process of updating and correcting. Knowledge is regarded as a resource for decision and inquiry, a standard for serious possibility.

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First published May 6, 1980

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[Kaidi Pan · Rating 4 out of 5]

A seminal moment of one strand of formal epistemology.