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Adler, Jonathan E. 1976. “Evaluating Global and Local Theories of
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Adler, Jonathan E. 1986. “Knowing, Betting and Cohering.”
Philosophical Topics 14(1): 243–257.
Adler, Jonathan E. 1987. “Comparisons with Grice.” Behavioral and
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Adler, Jonathan E. 1990. “Epistemic Universalizablity: From Skepticism to
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Adler, Jonathan E. 1997. “Lying, Deceiving, or Falsely Implicating.”
The Journal of Philosophy 94(9): 435–452.
Adler, Jonathan E. 1999. “The Ethics of Belief: Off the Wrong Track.”
in Midwest Studies in Philosophy 23: New
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2002a. Belief’s Own Ethics. Cambridge,
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2002b. “Conundrums of Belief Self-Control.” The
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2002c.
“Akratic Believing?” Philosophical
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2003. “Knowledge, Truth, and Learning.” in
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2005. “Reliabilist Justification (or Knowledge) as a Good
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2006. “Confidence in Argument.” Canadian
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2007. “Argumentation and Distortion.”
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2009. “Another Argument for the Knowledge Norm.”
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2012a. “Pragmatic Encroachment, Methods, and
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2012b. “Epistemological Problems of Testimony.” in
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2012c. “Contextualism and Fallibility: Pragmatic Encroachment,
Possibility, and Strength of Epistemic Position.”
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2013. “The Reasoning and Lapses of James’ The Will to
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Adler, Jonathan E. 2018. “Lying and Misleading: A Moral Difference.”
in Lying: Language, Knowledge, Ethics, and
Politics, edited by Eliot Michaelson and Andreas Stokke, pp. 301–317. Oxford: Oxford University
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Adler, Jonathan E. and Hicks, Michael R. 2014. “Non-Evidential Reasons to Believe.” in
The Aim of Belief, edited by
Timothy Chan, pp. 140–166. Oxford: Oxford
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Adler, Jonathan E. and Levin, Michael E. 2002. “Is the Generality Problem Too General?”
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 65(1): 87–97.
Adler, Jonathan E. and Vasiliou, Iakovos. 2008. “Inferring Character from Reasoning: The Example of
Euthyphro.” American Philosophical Quarterly
45(1): 43–56.