David Henderson is Robert R. Chambers Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and the Moral Sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is the author of Interpretation and Explanation in the Human Sciences and a number of articles on epistemology and the philosophy of the social sciences.Terry Horgan is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Arizona. His research interests are metaphysics, epistemology, mind, and metaethics, and he has published widely across these disciplines.

an ambitious and revisionary epistemological endeavor ... tackles a number of traditional epistemological issues and promises to advance these debates with novel arguments and examples

• 1. An Overview ; 2. Grades of A Priori Justification ; 3. Neoclassical Reliabilism ; 4. Transglobal Reliabilism ; 5. Defending Transglobal Reliabilism ; 6. Epistemic Competence and the Call to Naturalize Epistemology ; 7. An Expanded Conception of Epistemically Relevant Cognitive Processes: The Role of Morphological Content ; 8. Iceberg Epistemology: Vindicating and Transforming Some Traditional Accounts of Justification ; Bibliography ; Index

David Henderson is Robert R. Chambers Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and the Moral Sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is the author of Interpretation and Explanation in the Human Sciences and a number of articles on epistemology and the philosophy of the social sciences.Terry Horgan is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Arizona. His research interests are metaphysics, epistemology, mind, and metaethics, and he has published widely across these disciplines.

an ambitious and revisionary epistemological endeavor ... tackles a number of traditional epistemological issues and promises to advance these debates with novel arguments and examples

• 1. An Overview ; 2. Grades of A Priori Justification ; 3. Neoclassical Reliabilism ; 4. Transglobal Reliabilism ; 5. Defending Transglobal Reliabilism ; 6. Epistemic Competence and the Call to Naturalize Epistemology ; 7. An Expanded Conception of Epistemically Relevant Cognitive Processes: The Role of Morphological Content ; 8. Iceberg Epistemology: Vindicating and Transforming Some Traditional Accounts of Justification ; Bibliography ; Index

David Henderson is Robert R. Chambers Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and the Moral Sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is the author of Interpretation and Explanation in the Human Sciences and a number of articles on epistemology and the philosophy of the social sciences.Terry Horgan is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Arizona. His research interests are metaphysics, epistemology, mind, and metaethics, and he has published widely across these disciplines.

an ambitious and revisionary epistemological endeavor ... tackles a number of traditional epistemological issues and promises to advance these debates with novel arguments and examples

• 1. An Overview ; 2. Grades of A Priori Justification ; 3. Neoclassical Reliabilism ; 4. Transglobal Reliabilism ; 5. Defending Transglobal Reliabilism ; 6. Epistemic Competence and the Call to Naturalize Epistemology ; 7. An Expanded Conception of Epistemically Relevant Cognitive Processes: The Role of Morphological Content ; 8. Iceberg Epistemology: Vindicating and Transforming Some Traditional Accounts of Justification ; Bibliography ; Index