Degrees of Epistemic Opacity.
This article discusses the notions of 'epistemic opacity' -- referred to here as 'weak epistemic opacity' -- and 'essential epistemic opacity' originally proposed by Paul Humphreys, and defends the idea that epistemic opacity, in general, should be taken as a concept coming in degrees. This approach...
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