Table of Contents Introduction, 3 Dennis Whitcomb I. CONCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL EPISTEMOLOGY 1 A Guide to Social Epistemology , 11 Alvin I.

Goldman 2 Epistemic Relativism Defended , 38 Paul Boghossian 3 Rational Authority and Social Power: Towards a Truly Social Epistemology , 54 Miranda Fricker II. TRUST IN TESTIMONY AND EXPERTS 4 Testimony: Acquiring Knowledge from Others , 71 Jennifer Lackey 5 If That Were True I Would Have Heard about It by Now , 92 Sanford C. Goldberg 6 Experts: Which Ones Should You Trust? 109 Alvin I. Goldman III. REASONABLE PEER DISAGREEMENT 7 Reasonable Religious Disagreements , 137 Richard Feldman 8 Reflection and Disagreement , 158 Adam Elga 9 Peer Disagreement and Higher Order Evidence , 183 Thomas Kelly IV. JUDGMENT AGGREGATION 10 Group Knowledge and Group Rationality: A Judgment Aggregation Perspective , 221 Christian List 11 Groups with Minds of Their Own , 242 Philip Pettit V. SYSTEMS DESIGN 12 Thinking about Error in the Law , 271 Larry Laudan 13 Wikipistemology , 297 Don Fallis 14 Deliberating Groups versus Prediction Markets (or Hayeks Challenge to Habermas) , 314 Cass R. Sunstein 15 The Communication Structure of Epistemic Communities , 338 Kevin J. S. Zollman Index, 351