Thomas D. Senor is Professor of Philosophy and Departmental Chair at the University of Arkansas, USA.

This is a must-read for everyone with an interest in the epistemology of memory. Employing admirably clear prose, Senor does a masterful job of presenting the leading accounts of the justification of memory belief in an accessible manner. The book is an important contribution to the philosophy of memory and will undoubtedly shape teaching and research in the area for many years to come.

• Introduction1. Harman’s Argument for Epistemic ConservatismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading2. McGrath’s Defense of ConservatismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading3. EvidentialismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading4. FoundationalismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading5. Preservationism and ReliabilismStudy QuestionsFurther ReadingBibliographyIndex

Thomas D. Senor is Professor of Philosophy and Departmental Chair at the University of Arkansas, USA.

This is a must-read for everyone with an interest in the epistemology of memory. Employing admirably clear prose, Senor does a masterful job of presenting the leading accounts of the justification of memory belief in an accessible manner. The book is an important contribution to the philosophy of memory and will undoubtedly shape teaching and research in the area for many years to come.

• Introduction1. Harman’s Argument for Epistemic ConservatismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading2. McGrath’s Defense of ConservatismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading3. EvidentialismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading4. FoundationalismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading5. Preservationism and ReliabilismStudy QuestionsFurther ReadingBibliographyIndex

Thomas D. Senor is Professor of Philosophy and Departmental Chair at the University of Arkansas, USA.

This is a must-read for everyone with an interest in the epistemology of memory. Employing admirably clear prose, Senor does a masterful job of presenting the leading accounts of the justification of memory belief in an accessible manner. The book is an important contribution to the philosophy of memory and will undoubtedly shape teaching and research in the area for many years to come.

• Introduction1. Harman’s Argument for Epistemic ConservatismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading2. McGrath’s Defense of ConservatismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading3. EvidentialismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading4. FoundationalismStudy QuestionsFurther Reading5. Preservationism and ReliabilismStudy QuestionsFurther ReadingBibliographyIndex