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Foundherentism, the epistemological theory conceived by Susan Haack, is based on the notion of justified inference. The theory has a conciliatory profile: it integrates the idea of process of parts with a perspective that does not repel the interaction of the judge with the proof. Haack is a representative of moderate realism, which contrasts with postmodern philosophical relativism, which denies the possibility of cognitive judgments for the approximation of truth. But the theory is not exempt from criticism. The criterion of independence-multiplicity of sources of evidence, coupled with Toulmin’s argument model, is presented as a more promising epistemic approach

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