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Knowledge and Practical Interests Medieval Philosophy and moral clarity in theKnowledge and Practical Interests by Jason Stanley, published in 2005, is a groundbreaking work in epistemology that argues for a close connection between what we know and what is practically at stake for us. In this influential book, Stanley defends a view known as interest relative invariantism, the idea that whether a person knows something can depend on their practical circumstanceseven if all the truth relevant factors remain the same.