Introduction - Sven Bernecker and Duncan Pritchard
Part 1: Foundational Concepts
1. Truth, Michael P. Lynch
2. Belief, Eric Schwitzgebel
3. Epistemic Justification, Jonathan L. Kvanvig
4. Epistemic Rationality, Richard Foley
5. Epistemic Norms, Pascal Engel
6. Evidence, Timothy McGrew
7. Disagreement, Bryan Frances
8. Epistemic Relativism, Paul Boghossian
9. Understanding, Stephen R. Grimm
10. Wisdom, Dennis Whitcomb
Part 2: The Analysis of Knowledge
11. The Basing Relation, Ram Neta
12. The Gettier Problem, Stephen Hetherington
13. Fallibilism, Trent Dougherty
14. Externalism/Internalism, Hamid Vahid,
15. Defeasibility Theory, Thomas Gundmann
16. Evidentialism, Daniel M. Mittag
17. Reliabilism, Juan Comesana
18. Modal and Anti-Luck Epistemology, Tim Black
19. Virtue Epistemology, Jonathan L. Kvanvig
20. Knowledge First, Timothy Williamson
21. The Value Problem, John Greco
Part 3: The Structure of Knowledge
22. Foundationalism, Michael DePaul
23. Infinitism, Peter D. Klein
24. Coherentism, Erik J. Olsson
Part 4: Kinds of Knowledge
25. Inductive Knowledge, Alexander Bird
26. A Priori Knowledge, Laurence BonJour
27. Perceptual Knowledge, David Sosa
28 Self-Knowledge, Sanford Goldberg
29. Testimonial Knowledge, Jennifer Lackey
30. Memory Knowledge, Sven Bernecker
31. Semantic Knowledge, Peter Ludlow
32. Scientific Knowledge, Peter Achinstein
33. Logical and Mathematical Knowledge, Otavio Bueno
34. Aesthetic Knowledge, Matthew Kieran
35. Moral Knowledge, Robert Audi
36. Religious Knowledge, Linda Zagzebski
Part 5: Skepticism
37. Phyrrhonian Skepticism, Richard Bett
38. Cartesian Skepticism, Steven Luper
39. Skeptical Doubts About Self-Knowledge, Fred Dretske
40. Skepticism About Knowledge of Other Minds, Anita Avramides
41. Skepticism About Inductive Knowledge, Joe Morrison
42. Rule-Following Skepticism, Alexander Miller
43. Moral Skepticism, Geoffrey Sayre-McCord
Part 6: Responses to Skepticism
44. Skepticism and Anti-Realism, Richard Schantz
45. Skepticism and Epistemic Externalism, Richard Fumerton
46. Skepticism and Semantic Externalism, Anthony Brueckner
Part 7: Knowledge and Knowledge Attributions
47. Contrastivism, Adam Morton
48. Contextualism, Patrick Rysiew
49. Relativism and Knowledge Attributions, John MacFarlane
50. Epistemic Modals, Josh Dever
51. Pragmatic Encroachment, Jeremy Fantl and Matthew McGrath
Part 8: Formal Epistemology
52. Logic and Formal Semantics for Epistemology, John Symons
53. Second-Order Knowledge, Christoph Kelp and Nikolaj J.L.L. Pedersen
54. Epistemic Closure, Peter Baumann
55. Bayesian Epistemology, Stephan Hartmann and Jan Sprenger
56. Theories of Belief Change, Andre Fuhrmann
57. The Knowability Paradox, Joe Salerno
Part 9: The History of Epistemology
58. Plato, Timothy Chappell
59. Aristotle, Richard Patterson
60. Rene Descartes, Stephen Gaukroger
61. John Locke, E.J. Lowe
62. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Nicholas Jolley
63. George Berkeley, George Pappas
64. Thomas Reid, Ryan Nichols
65. David Hume, Helen Beebee
66. Immanuel Kant, Eckart Forster
67. Bertrand Russell, William Demopoulos
68. Ludwig Wittgenstein, Marie McGinn
69. Rudolf Carnap, Thomas Uebel
70. Willard van Orman Quine, Richard Creath
71. John Langshaw Austin, Mark Kaplan
Part 10: Metaepistemological Issues
72. Epistemology and the Role of Intuitions, William G. Lycan
73. Experimental Epistemology, Jonathan M. Weinberg
74. Naturalistic Epistemology, Klemens Kappel
75. Evolutionary Epistemology, Michael Bradie
76. Pragmatist Epistemology, Cheryl Misak
77. Social Epistemology, Martin Kusch
78. Feminist Epistemology, Alessandra Tanesini