Evidence and Warrant

I develop a novel view on evidence and epistemic warrant, and how the two fit together. On this view, one's evidence consists of one's indicators of knowledge. In turn, facts that are knowledge indicators are inputs to properly functioning belief formation processes that have generating knowledge as their etiological function.

The view is argued to enjoy several advantages over extant competition among which, most importantly, that it explains what is wrong with epistemic resistance, i.e. failing to take up easily available evidence.