Ad Infinitum

John Turri specializes in epistemology, cognitive science, philosophy of language, and experimental philosophy and currently holds an Early Research Award from the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Innovation.Peter Klein has written on many topics in epistemology over the years: scepticism, the nature of knowledge (especially the Gettier Problem), and the epistemic regress problem.

Overall, this book will be essential reading not just for epistemologists focused on the regress problem, but also for anyone with a general interest in epistemology.

• Introduction ; 1. Knowing Better, Cognitive Command, and Epistemic Infinitism ; 2. Klein and the Regress Argument ; 3. Reasons Require Reasons ; 4. Infinitism ; 5. Virtue and Vice Among the Infinite ; 6. Reasons, Reasoning and Knowledge: A Proposed Rapprochement between Infinitism and Foundationalism ; 7. Infinitist Justification and Proper Basing ; 8. Klein's Case for Infinitism ; 9. Can an Infinite Regress Justify Everything? ; 10. Can Perception Halt the Regress of Justifications? ; 11. Infinitism ; 12. Creative Reasoning ; 13. Avoiding the Regress ; 14. First Person and Third Person Reasons and the Regress Problem