Table of Contents

John Greco: Introduction
Part I. Varieties of Skepticism and Skeptical Arguments
1: Markus Lammenranta: The Pyrrhonian Problematic
2: Richard Fumerton: The Problem of the Criterion
3: José Luis Bermúdez: Cartesian Skepticism: Arguments and Antecedents
4: Michael Williams: Hume's Skepticism
5: John Greco: Skepticism about the External World
6: Ruth Weintraub: Skepticism about Induction
7: Robert Audi: Skepticism about A Priori Justification: Self-evidence, Defeasibility, and Cogito Propositions
8: Terence Cuneo: Moral Realism, Quasi-Realism and Skepticism
9: Paul K. Moser: Religious Skepticism
10: Bryan Frances: Live Skeptical Hypotheses
Part II. Responses to Skepticism
11: George Pappas: Berkeley's Treatment of Skepticism
12: Robert Stern: Kant's Response to Skepticism
13: James Van Cleve: Reid's Response to Skepticism
14: Christopher Hookway: Peirce and Skepticism
15: Noah Lemos: Moore's Common Sense Response
16: Mark Kaplan: Austin's Way with Skepticism
17: Marie McGinn: Wittgentein on Certainty
18: Peter J. Graham: Relativism as a Response to Skepticism
Part III. Contemporary Issues
19: Stewart Cohen: Ascriber Contextualism
20: Duncan Pritchard: Sensitivity, Safety, and Anti-Luck Epistemology
21: Jonathan Kvanvig: Closure and Alternative Possibilities
22: Peter Klein: Contemporary Responses to the Regress Argument
23: Michael Bergmann: Externalist Responses to Skepticism
24: Jonathan Vogel: Internalist Responses to Skepticism
25: Guy Axtell: Virtue-theoretic Responses to Skepticism
26: Alan Miller: Disjunctivism and Skepticism