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  The Philosophical QuarterlyVolume 55 Issue 219, Pages 172 - 198 Published Online: 14 Jul 2005 Journal compilation © 2010 The Editors of The Philosophical Quarterly
Abstract | Full Text: PDF (Size: 132K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  THE ORDINARY LANGUAGE BASIS FOR CONTEXTUALISM, AND THE NEW INVARIANTISM Copyright The Editors of The Philosophical Quarterly, 2005 ABSTRACTI present the features of the ordinary use of 'knows' that make a compelling case for the contextualist account of that verb, and I outline and defend the methodology that takes us from the data to a contextualist conclusion. Along the way, the superiority of contextualism over subject-sensitive invariantism is defended, and, in the final section, I answer some objections to contextualism. | 
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