Infinitism Is the Logical Solution to the Epistemic Regress Problem.¶
Klein, P. D. (2005). Infinitism Is the Logical Solution to the Epistemic Regress Problem. Contemporary Debates in Epistemology.
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- Termination Condition
- In mathematics and logic, foundationalism holds that epistemic regresses terminate at self-justifying basic beliefs, coherentism replaces termination with a cyclic structure, and infinitism refuses termination, so the structural choice of condition is the philosophical position.
This sourceLays out foundationalism, coherentism, and infinitism as the three structural responses to where an epistemic regress terminates.
- In mathematics and logic, foundationalism holds that epistemic regresses terminate at self-justifying basic beliefs, coherentism replaces termination with a cyclic structure, and infinitism refuses termination, so the structural choice of condition is the philosophical position.
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