Contenu du sommaire : Special Issue. Collective Knowledge and Collective Knowers.

Special Issue. Collective Knowledge and Collective Knowers. Guest Editor : Kay Mathiesen

• Introduction to Special Issue of Social Epistemology on "Collective Knowledge and Collective Knowers" - Mathiesen K. p. 209-216
• Joint Attention, Collective Knowledge, and the "We" Perspective - Seemann A. p. 217-230
• Analyzing Social Knowledge - Corlett J.A. p. 231-247
• On the Possibility of Group Knowledge without Belief - Hakli R. p. 249-266
• Collective Epistemic Goals - Fallis D. p. 267-280
• Collective Epistemic Virtues - Lahroodi R. p. 281-297
• Group Testimony - Tollefsen D. p. 299-311
• Distributed Cognition without Distributed Knowing - Giere R.N. p. 313-320
• Evidential Collaborations: Epistemic and Pragmatic Considerations in "Group Belief" - Staley K.W. p. 321-335
• Who has Scientific Knowledge? - Wray K.B. p. 337-347