Knowledge is not only expressed in terms of “knowing that”: I I know whether the claim is true. I I know what your password is. I I know how to go to Tsinghua. I I know who proved this theorem. I... Linguistically: “know ” takes embedded questions but “believe” does not; ambiguity in concealed questions. Philosophically: are they reducible to “knowing that”? Logically: how to reason about those forms of knowledge? Computationally: how to efficiently represent and do inference about those knowledge expressions
In On Certainty Wittgenstein describes the valid uses of “I know”. On the one hand, he criticizes Mo...
We consider a puzzle in the question semantics literature. The puzzle concerns data when 'know' embe...
When representing statements about knowledge in a extensional logic, it occasionally happens that un...
Many epistemologists have been attracted to the view that knowledge-wh can be reduced to knowledge-t...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy, 2006.In...
Concealed questions are determiner phrases that are naturally paraphrased as embedded questions (e.g...
In recent years, questions regarding the truth conditions of knowledge ascriptions (sentences of the...
In ‘‘Knowing the Answer’ ’ I argued that knowledge-wh is question-rel-ative. For example, to know wh...
I discuss ‘knowledge-which ’ attributions of the form, ”x knows which F s are Gs ” (e.g. ‘Billy know...
Know -wh ascriptions are ubiquitous in many languages. One standard analysis of know -wh is this: so...
It is almost universally presumed that knowledge is factive: in order to know that p it must be the ...
In my thesis I discuss contextualism about knowledge ascriptions. Contextualism about knowledge ascr...
This dissertation examines the semantic interpretation of various types of DPs in so-called conceale...
This dissertation examines the semantic interpretation of various types of DPs in so-called conceale...
There are many kinds of knowledge. I may know that Paris is the capital of France, or know how to ba...
In On Certainty Wittgenstein describes the valid uses of “I know”. On the one hand, he criticizes Mo...
We consider a puzzle in the question semantics literature. The puzzle concerns data when 'know' embe...
When representing statements about knowledge in a extensional logic, it occasionally happens that un...
Many epistemologists have been attracted to the view that knowledge-wh can be reduced to knowledge-t...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy, 2006.In...
Concealed questions are determiner phrases that are naturally paraphrased as embedded questions (e.g...
In recent years, questions regarding the truth conditions of knowledge ascriptions (sentences of the...
In ‘‘Knowing the Answer’ ’ I argued that knowledge-wh is question-rel-ative. For example, to know wh...
I discuss ‘knowledge-which ’ attributions of the form, ”x knows which F s are Gs ” (e.g. ‘Billy know...
Know -wh ascriptions are ubiquitous in many languages. One standard analysis of know -wh is this: so...
It is almost universally presumed that knowledge is factive: in order to know that p it must be the ...
In my thesis I discuss contextualism about knowledge ascriptions. Contextualism about knowledge ascr...
This dissertation examines the semantic interpretation of various types of DPs in so-called conceale...
This dissertation examines the semantic interpretation of various types of DPs in so-called conceale...
There are many kinds of knowledge. I may know that Paris is the capital of France, or know how to ba...
In On Certainty Wittgenstein describes the valid uses of “I know”. On the one hand, he criticizes Mo...
We consider a puzzle in the question semantics literature. The puzzle concerns data when 'know' embe...
When representing statements about knowledge in a extensional logic, it occasionally happens that un...