Resumen de Luck and Fortune, or Why Knowledge Requires Cognitive Control
In this paper I give a definition of the notion of fortune and I distinguish it from the notion of luck. In the light of this distinction, I identify a knowledge-undermining phenomenon that has not been identified as such and which is different from epistemic luck: epistemic fortune. I advance the hypothesis that most (if not all) not known true beliefs are cases either of epistemic luck or epistemic fortune and I sketch a general strategy of dealing with both knowledge-undermining phenomena at once.
