Laurence BonJour

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Laurence BonJour is an American philosopher best known for his influential work in epistemology, particularly his defense of coherentism and later foundationalism against naturalized and externalist accounts of knowledge.

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instanceOf epistemologist
human
philosopher
academicDegree PhD in philosophy
citizenship American NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Macalester College NERFINISHED
Princeton University
employer University of Washington NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork epistemology
metaphysics
philosophy of mind
rationalism
genre academic philosophy
hasInfluenced contemporary debates on coherentism
contemporary debates on internalism and externalism in epistemology
discussions of a priori justification in analytic philosophy
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainInterest the a priori
the nature of justification NERFINISHED
the structure of empirical knowledge NERFINISHED
movement analytic philosophy
notableFor critique of externalist accounts of knowledge
critique of naturalized epistemology
defense of coherentism in epistemology
later defense of foundationalism in epistemology
notableWork Epistemology: Classic Problems and Contemporary Responses NERFINISHED
In Defense of Pure Reason NERFINISHED
The Myth of Knowledge NERFINISHED
The Structure of Empirical Knowledge NERFINISHED
occupation philosopher
philosophicalSchool coherentism
foundationalism
internalism in epistemology
philosophicalView criticism of naturalized epistemology
criticism of reliabilism
defense of a priori justification
rejection of radical empiricism
positionHeld Professor of Philosophy at the University of Washington
taughtSubject epistemology
metaphysics
philosophy of mind
workLocation Seattle NERFINISHED

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Epistemology Naturalized criticizedBy Laurence BonJour