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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137393227ens (assumptions, presumptions, background beliefs, things taken for granted), none of which amount to knowledge. Such convictions may be regarded as “beyond being . or ., as it were, as something ., par. 359). They provide me with “the . of all my enquiring and asserting (par. 162).” This substratu

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Are there Counterexamples to the Closure Principle?r friend is wearing a yellow tie, you can’t fail to know that your friend is wearing a tie, period. In this case, the relation of logical consequence is obvious. When the relation isn’t obvious, a proposition you know may have a logical consequence you don’t know — for example, a suitably obscure ma

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