On the Question of Epistemic Norms in Argumentation
- Editor(s):
- Boogaart, Ronny; Garssen, Bart; Jansen, Henrike; Van Leeuwen, Maarten; Pilgram, Roosmaryn; Reuneker, Alex
Abstract
This paper introduces a Wittgensteinian framework for epistemic norms in argumentation, challenging the notion of their objectivity and universality. It accommodates rational practices across socio-cultural contexts without succumbing to scepticism. Contrasting with Harvey Siegel's model presented at ECA Rome 2022, the paper concludes that Wittgensteinian epistemological contextualism provides a more nuanced and culturally inclusive understanding of epistemic norms in argumentation.
contextualismcultureepistemologyHarvey SiegelrelativismscepticismWittgenstein

