Modifies a noun

• relativism: This is the epistemic relativism that forms the basis of my kind of history.

• modality: Chapter 1 introduces the ' ' notional category of epistemic modality ' ' .

• luck: The bulk of the rest of the book is devoted to getting to grips with this type of epistemic luck.

• justification: To see how rational and epistemic justification can diverge, consider the following.

• injustice: A phenomenon of epistemic injustice is explained, and politicizing implications for epistemology educed.

• logic: In card games, epistemic logic may be used to reason about what players know about each other's cards.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: Purely epistemic versions of the Rationality model claim that rationality can justify self-attributions.

• merely: The more this indeterminacy has merely epistemic significance, the less it affects the causal principle.

• not: I am talking about conceptual priority, not epistemic priority.