Cambridge Studies in Philosophy - Series page

pp ii-iv

Resistance to Evidence - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Dedication

pp vii-viii

Contents

pp ix-xi

Acknowledgements

pp xii-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-6

Part I - The Epistemology and Psychology of Resistance to Evidence

pp 7-92

Chapter 1 - Resistance to Evidence

pp 9-22

Chapter 2 - Evidence One Has and the Impermissibility of Resistance

pp 23-35

Chapter 3 - Evidence You Should Have Had and Resistance

pp 36-47

Chapter 4 - Permissible Suspension and Evidence Resistance

pp 48-67

Chapter 5 - Resistance to Evidence, Epistemic Responsibility, and Epistemic Vice

pp 68-92

Part II - Resistance to Evidence and Epistemic Proper Function

pp 93-148

Chapter 6 - Resistance to Evidence as Epistemic Malfunction

pp 95-110

Chapter 7 - Evidence as Knowledge Indicators

pp 111-123

Chapter 8 - Defeaters as Ignorance Indicators

pp 124-137

Chapter 9 - Inquiry and Permissible Suspension

pp 138-148

Part III - Theoretical Upshots

pp 149-191

Chapter 10 - Epistemic Oughts and Epistemic Dilemmas

pp 151-164

Chapter 11 - Scepticism as Resistance to Evidence

pp 165-177

Chapter 12 - Knowledge and Disinformation

pp 178-191

Concluding Remarks

pp 192-196

Bibliography

pp 197-214

Index

pp 215-216