Daividson and the Problem of Skepticism

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With epistemological doctrine, Davidson, is connected to destroy all types skeptical foundations. He outlines the epistemic sides in the three sides: self knowledge, knowledge of the other minds and knowledge of the world. And he believes that these sides are inseparable from each other and with negation and put aside from which sides the possibility of knowledge become obviated. This article tries to explain the dimensions of the epistemological triangle and criticize the requirements of such interpretation.
 

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