"This book provides a valuable look at the work of up and coming epistemologists. The topics covered range from the central issues of mainstream epistemology to the more formal issues in epistemic logic and confirmation theory. This book should be read by anyone interested in seeing where epistemology is currently focused and where it is heading" - Stewart Cohen, Arizona State University "These are the most exciting times in epistemology in the last 40 years. This group of essays indicates why: there are new developments in formal epistemology, new connections between formal and traditional work, new developments on epistemic paradoxes, and in value-driven approaches. Add to these further discussions of standard topics such as contextualism, coherentism, epistemic luck, externalism, deontologism, and naturalism, to name a few, and the result is a gem of a volume that is a "must read" for every epistemologist and any philosopher wishing to keep abreast of the current issues in epistemology" - Jonathan Kvanvig, Baylor University "This volume is an excellent collection of new essays on core issues in epistemology, including new work on skepticism, contextualism, coherence, and epistemic deontology. The set of authors comprises a nice mix of new voices and experienced contributors who have already left their mark in the field. This promising book is bound to advance discussion and receive a good deal of attention in the field" - Matthias Steup, St Cloud University