Environmental Luck
Environmental Luck is a type of epistemic luck in which a true belief is formed reliably in one's immediate environment but remains subject to fortunate external circumstances that could have easily resulted in error, thereby distinguishing it from other forms of epistemic luck by its dependence on the fortuitousness of surrounding conditions rather than internal cognitive processes or global modal facts.
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Duncan Pritchard · The Journal of Philosophy · 2016 · 145 citations · Full text
Clayton Littlejohn · Episteme · 2014 · 98 citations · Full text
UNDERSTANDING, GRASPING AND LUCK
Kareem Khalifa · Episteme · 2013 · 53 citations · Full text
Luck and Good Fortune in the Eudemian Ethics
Kent M. Johnson · Ancient Philosophy · 1997 · 52 citations
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University of Cologne
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Queen's University Belfast
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Bryant University
Smithfield, United States
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Middlebury College
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