Warrant trilogy

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The Warrant trilogy is a three-volume series by philosopher Alvin Plantinga that develops a detailed account of epistemic warrant and applies it to debates about knowledge and religious belief.

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instanceOf philosophical book series
addresses de jure objections to Christian belief
problem of religious disagreement
rationality of theism
relationship between faith and reason
appliesTo debates about knowledge
debates about religious belief
arguesThat Christian belief can be warranted
theistic belief can be properly basic
associatedWith Reformed epistemology
author Alvin Plantinga NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques internalist theories of justification
defends externalist account of warrant
develops detailed account of epistemic warrant
examines classical foundationalism
coherentism
reliabilism
focusesOn nature of knowledge
rationality of religious belief
relationship between warrant and knowledge
hasNotableConcept design plan of cognitive faculties
properly functioning cognitive faculties in appropriate environment
warrant as that which turns true belief into knowledge
hasPart Warrant and Proper Function NERFINISHED
Warrant: The Current Debate NERFINISHED
Warranted Christian Belief NERFINISHED
influencedField contemporary analytic epistemology
philosophy of religion
introducesConcept proper function account of warrant
language English
mainTopic epistemic warrant
epistemology
philosophy of religion
religious epistemology
numberOfVolumes 3
philosophicalTradition analytic philosophy NERFINISHED
publisher Oxford University Press
targetAudience graduate students in philosophy
professional philosophers
volume1PublicationYear 1993
volume1Title Warrant: The Current Debate NERFINISHED
volume2PublicationYear 1993
volume2Title Warrant and Proper Function NERFINISHED
volume3PublicationYear 2000
volume3Title Warranted Christian Belief NERFINISHED

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Warrant and Proper Function partOf Warrant trilogy
Warrant: The Current Debate partOfSeries Warrant trilogy