Reductionists argue that testimonial justification depends entirely on features related to the hearer, such as the hearer's perception of the speaker, the hearer's memory of testimony reliability, and the hearer's inference that the speaker's statement is likely true.

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  Epistemological Problems of Testimony

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Referenced by nodes (4)

• testimonial justification concept
• memory concept
• perception concept
• reductionists concept