Research
Research Streams
Focuses on issues on the nature of knowledge and justification and the relation between the two.
Coordinator: CHRISTOPH KELP
Members: J. ADAM CARTER, JACK LYONS, BRYAN PICKEL, MONA SIMION
Focuses on the social dimensions of knowledge, such as testimony, groups, and disagreement.
Coordinators: J. ADAM CARTER & MONA SIMION
Investigates issues at the intersection of epistemology and the philosophy of language.
Coordinators: BRYAN PICKEL & MONA SIMION
Investigates the nature and epistemic normativity of perception.
Coordinator: JACK LYONS
Coordinator: MICHAEL BRADY
Investigates the broad array of epistemic norms and goals, epistemic virtues and vices.
Coordinators: J. ADAM CARTER & EMMA GORDON
Research Projects
KNOWLEDGELAB:KNOWLEDGE-FIRST SOCIAL EPISTEMOLOGY
Develops knowledge-first approaches to testimony, disagreement, groups, media.
More information on KNOWLEDGELAB can be found here.
EVIDENCE: KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
Develops a novel account of the way knowledge, understanding and evidence relate to each other.
More information on EVIDENCE: KNOWLEDGE AND JUSTIFICATION can be found here.
A VIRTUE EPISTEMOLOGY OF TRUST
Develops and defends virtue reliabilist accounts of trust and trustworthiness.
PI: J. Adam Carter
Co-Is: Christoph Kelp and Mona Simion
Funded by: The Leverhulme Trust
DIMENSIONS OF WELLBEING
Develops a novel, integrated, proper functionalist account of the nature of wellbeing.
Completed Projects
EPISTEMIC NORMS AND EPISTEMIC FUNCTIONS
NEW DIRECTIONS IN SOCIAL EPISTEMOLOGY
Investigated central issues in social epistemology, including foundational issues in social epistemology, social epistemology and epistemic norms, and social epistemology and groups.
2017-2019
PIs: Adam Carter and Christoph Kelp
Funding: the British Academy