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Le Morvan, Pierre
Ratio (Oxford), September 2022, 2022-09-00, 20220901, Volume: 35, Issue: 3Journal Article
According to the Ignorance Factivity Thesis, for every proposition p, one is ignorant of p only if p is a truth. By contrast, according to the Ignorance Non‐Factivity Thesis, it is false that, for every proposition p, one is ignorant of p only if p is a truth. I argue that, on balance, the case for the latter thesis is stronger than the case for the former.
