6.17 Infinity And Regresses

Keywords: kant, assent, regress, foundationalism, infinite, ground, deontic, objective, evident, descartes, grounds, distinct, principles, probable, criticism

Number of articles: 30
Weighted number of articles: 32.63416

Figure 6.73: Raw number of articles in topic 17, infinity and regresses.

Figure 6.74: Weighted number of articles in topic 17, infinity and regresses.

Figure 6.75: Percentage of philosophy articles in topic 17, infinity and regresses.

Figure 6.76: Percentage of epistemology articles in topic 17, infinity and regresses.

Characteristic Articles

1. Jeanne Peijnenburg, 2007, “Infinitism Regained,” Mind 116:597–602.
2. James Van Cleve, 1979, “Foundationalism, Epistemic Principles, and the Cartesian Circle,” Philosophical Review 88:55–91.
3. Andrew Chignell, 2007, “Belief in Kant,” Philosophical Review 116:323–60.
4. Nick Bostrom, 2009, “Pascal’s Mugging,” Analysis 69:443–5.
5. Darrell P. Rowbottom, 2007, “A Refutation of Foundationalism?,” Analysis 67:345–6.
6. Andrew Chignell, 2007, “Kant’s Concepts of Justification,” Noûs 41:33–63.
7. Carl Gillett, 2003, “Infinitism Redux? a Response to Klein,” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 66:709–17.
8. Michael Scriven, 1961, “Comments on Weingartner,” Philosophy of Science 28:306–6.
9. Edward Gleason Spaulding, 1910, “The Logical Structure of Self-Refuting Systems: I. Phenomenalism,” Philosophical Review 19:276–301.
10. Peter Klein, 2003, “When Infinite Regresses are not Vicious,” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 66:718–29.