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A Social Epistemology of Research Groups

An Epistemology of Research Groups Empirical Insights for Philosophy Scientists as Reflective Practitioners Overview References Research Groups The Phenomenon Individualism or Collectivism?Excourse: Interdisciplinary Research Groups Conclusion References Method Engaging Empirical Insights in Philosophy A Qualitative Case Study Interviewing Scientists Structuring Empirical Insights A Short Note on Writing Empirical Philosophy References The Planetary Science Group Tuesday Morning Meetings Group Characterization Individual Interviews Adam: 'I could work alone'Laura: 'You have to be a knowledge base on your own'The Molecular Biology Laboratory Wednesday Mornings Group Characterization Interview Voices Johan: 'I'm the memory'Martin: 'The template was not there'References Division of Labor Philosophical Perspectives Complementary Collaboration Parallel Collaboration Comparison Conclusion References Epistemic Dependence Theoretical Groundwork Belief-Belief Relations and Beyond First and Second-Order Reasons Epistemic Asymmetries Opaque and Translucent Dependence Opaque Dependence Translucent Dependence The Gray Zone Conclusion References Epistemic Trust Theoretical Groundwork The Tentative Character of Epistemic Trust Building Trust through Dialoging Resorting to Impersonal Trust Minimizing Trust in Co-authorship By Comparison: The Molecular Biology Lab Conclusion References Collaboration and Collective Knowledge Approaches to Collective Knowledge Non-summative Belief and Joint Commitment Irreducibly Collective Justification Conclusion References Concluding Remarks

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