One of the most prestigious living philosophers, Haack (philosophy and law, U. of Miami) challenges the rivalry between foundationalism and coherentism as simply one more epistemological dualism, and suggests an intermediate approach to epistemology that recognizes a less-than-absolute contribution of both individual experience and mutual support in constructing and verifying knowledge. She has corrected but not substantially revised the 1993 first edition, though in her preface she does explain some of the references that she thought were pan-anglophone but turned out to be British. Annotation ©2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)