«A very clear, well-structured, informative, and original book about epistemic contextualism... very rich in both scope and ideas... there is no doubt that The Semantics of Knowledge Attributions is a useful tool for those who want to familiarize themselves with the vast literature on 'knowledge'-ascriptions and with the intricate problems that arise in that area, as well as for those steeped in the epistemic debates, urging them to engage with a well-argued for and improved version of epistemic contextualism.»

Dan Zeman, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews