Wittgenstein and the Epistemology of Peer Disagreement

from MCMP – Mathematical Philosophy (Archive 2011/12)

Martin Kusch (Vienna) gives a talk at the MCMP Colloquium (18 April, 2012) titled "Wittgenstein and the Epistemology of Peer Disagreement". Abstract: This paper seeks to reconstruct Wittgenstein's views on the epistemology of peer disagreement, and especially in the realm of religious disagreement. I use recent work by Feldman, Sosa, Lackey and others as foils. I seek to show that Wittgenstein leans towards a relativistic conception of such disagreements.

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