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Topic-sensitivity and the Hyperintensionality of Knowledge
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It is natural to assume that knowledge, like belief, creates a hyperintensional context, that is, that knowledge ascriptions do not allow for substitution of necessarily equivalent prejacents salva veritate. There exist a variety of different proposals for modelling the phenomenon. In the last years, the topic-sensitive approach to the hyperintensionality of knowledge has gained considerable traction. It promises to provide a natural account of why knowledge fails to be closed under necessary equivalence in terms of differences in subject matter. Here, we argue that the topic-sensitive approach, as recently put forward by Franz Berto, Peter Hawke, Aybüke Özgün, and others, faces formidable problems. The root of these problems lies in the approach’s prediction that a mere grasp of subject matter may help to provide insights into necessary implications that it would seem to require more substantive epistemic work to gain.
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ROSSI, Niccolò, ROSENKRANZ, Sven. Topic-sensitivity and the Hyperintensionality of Knowledge. _Episteme_. 2024. [consulta: 6 de gener de 2026]. ISSN: 1742-3600. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/222529]