Lewis, David. "Elusive Knowledge" (1996) A Reading by AristotleWalks

This video is intended to provide a resource to listen to "Elusive Knowledge" (1996) by David Lewis (Princeton University) at any speed you prefer!
My goal is to build an auditory library of great philosophy papers to make philosophy more accessible for those whom this could benefit: auditory learners, those who want to dabble in philosophy but do not find reading dense papers appealing, students starting out in philosophy who do not know where to begin, and most importantly, those students and learners with vision impairments. I will never try to monetize this.
Check out my Instagram @AristotleWalks where I post an idea from Aristotle's works at least every day, Monday through Friday :) All the translations from Ancient Greek to English (in the caption), the paraphrases (in the photos), and the background photos are by me!
Lewis, David K. (1996). Elusive knowledge. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 74 (4):549 - 567.

[@VOBchris]

My goodness, I really can't fully express how apreciated this video is as a resource. It's so refreshing to listen to a high quality recording of this material instead of a text to speech program that, among other issues, doesn't know how to pronounce "iff". Thank you so much for your contributions to accessible philosophical study!

[@williameaton2970]

Please keep doing this important work.