Extrasensory perception and epistemic authority: Chapter 6. Confidence attitudes and epistemic management in the clairvoyant-journalist interviews

In:Epistemic Stance in Dialogue: Knowing, Unknowing, Believing
Andrzej Zuczkowski, Ramona Bongelli and Ilaria Riccioni
[Dialogue Studies 29] 2017
► pp. 155–211

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Chapter 6
Confidence attitudes and epistemic management in the clairvoyant-journalist interviews

Published online: 11 April 2017

Article outline

6.1Introduction
6.2Extrasensory perception as a mode of knowing
6.3Epistemic status and epistemic stance
6.4Aims and method
6.5The first interview
- 6.5.1Qualitative analysis of the first excerpt
- 6.5.2Quantitative analysis of the first excerpt
- 6.5.3Qualitative analysis of the second excerpt
- 6.5.4Quantitative analysis of the second excerpt
6.6The second interview
- 6.6.1Qualitative analysis of the third and fourth excerpt
- 6.6.2Quantitative analysis of the third and fourth excerpt
- 6.6.3Qualitative analysis of the fifth excerpt
- 6.6.4Quantitative analysis of the fifth excerpt
- 6.6.5Qualitative analysis of the sixth excerpt
- 6.6.6Quantitative analysis of the sixth excerpt
- 6.6.7Summarising the quantitative results of all the six excerpts
6.7Conclusions
Notes