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他人、对话与共同知识
If No One Sees the Whole, How Can We Have a Common World?
Why Does Online Consensus So Easily Look Like Knowledge?
When We Cite Authority, Are We Borrowing Knowledge or Giving Up Judgment?
Can a Reading Group Create an Understanding No Member Had Alone?
How Do We Oppose an Idea Without Turning Its Holder into an Enemy?
Is Changing Your Mind After Persuasion a Failure or a Capacity for Knowing?
Why Do Real Disagreements So Often Begin with the Same Word?
Can Dialogue Help Us See What Solitary Thinking Cannot?
Does a Good Teacher Pass On Answers or a Way of Seeing Problems?
How Can an Expert’s Opinion Become My Own Judgment?
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