Epistemology with a broad and long view /
'Epistemology with a Broad and Long View' is an original and provocative challenge to standard epistemologies that assume that the reasonability of beliefs is wholly a function of considerations indicating their current likelihood. Richard Foley argues that this view, although widely accep...
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Observations
- 2. The Standard View
- 2.1. Reasonable Belief and Knowledge
- 2.2. Reasons and Goals
- 2.3. Truth-Related Reasons
- 2.4. Different Senses of Reasons
- 2.5. The Truth-Now Goal
- 3. Against the Standard View, Part One
- 3.1. Belief Bribes
- 3.2. Ignoring Non-Truth-Related Considerations
- 3.3. Special Status of Truth-Related Reasons?
- 4. Against the Standard View, Part Two
- 4.1. Useful-Or-Interesting
- 4.2. Intellectual Risk
- 4.3. Can Locke's Exhortation Save the Standard View?
- 5050 1. Observations
- 2. The Standard View
- 2.1. Reasonable Belief and Knowledge
- 2.2. Reasons and Goals
- 2.3. Truth-Related Reasons
- 2.4. Different Senses of Reasons
- 2.5. The Truth-Now Goal
- 3. Against the Standard View, Part One
- 3.1. Belief Bribes
- 3.2. Ignoring Non-Truth-Related Considerations
- 3.3. Special Status of Truth-Related Reasons?
- 4. Against the Standard View, Part Two
- 4.1. Useful-Or-Interesting
- 4.2. Intellectual Risk
- 4.3. Can Locke's Exhortation Save the Standard View?