Table of Contents

Introduction - John Greco
Part One. Varieties of Skepticism and Skeptical Arguments
1. The Pyrrhonian Problematic- Markus Lammenranta
2. The Problem of the Criterion- Richard Fumerton
3. Cartesian Skepticism: Arguments and Antecedents- José Luis Bermúdez
4. Hume's Skepticism- Michael Williams
5. Skepticism about the External World- John Greco
6. Skepticism about Induction- Weintraub
7. Skepticism about A Priori Justification: Self-evidence, Defeasibility, and Cogito Propositions- Robert Audi
8. Moral Realism, Quasi-Realism and Skepticism- Terence Cuneo
9. Religious Skepticism - Paul K. Moser
10. Live Skeptical Hypotheses - Bryan Frances
Part Two. Responses to Skepticism
11. Berkeley's Treatment of Skepticism - George Pappas
12. Kant's Response to Skepticism- Robert Stern
13. Reid's Response to Skepticism- James Van Cleve
14. Peirce and Skepticism - Christopher Hookway
15. Moore's Common Sense Response- Noah Lemos
16. Austin's Way with Skepticism - Mark Kaplan
17. Wittgentein on Certainty -Marie McGinn
18. Relativism as a Response to Skepticism- Peter J. Graham
Part Three. Contemporary Issues
19. Ascriber Contextualism- Stewart Cohen
20. Sensitivity, Safety, and Anti-Luck Epistemology - Duncan Pritchard
21. Closure and Alternative Possibilities - Jonathan Kvanvig
22. Contemporary Responses to the Regress Argument- Peter D. Klein
23. Externalist Responses to Skepticism -Michael Bergmann
24. Internalist Responses to Skepticism - Jonathan Vogel
25. Virtue-theoretic Responses to Skepticism - Guy Axtell
26. Disjunctivism and Skepticism- Alan Millar

About the Author

John Greco is Professor and Leonard and Elizabeth Eslick Chair in Philosophy, Saint Louis University