Rational belief : structure, grounds, and intellectual virtue /
This title provides conceptions of belief and knowledge, offers a theory of how they are grounded, and connects them with the will and thereby with action, moral responsibility, and intellectual virtue. A unifying element is a commitment to representing epistemology - which is centrally concerned wi...
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Oxford :
Oxford University Press,
[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- Belief : its structure, content, and relation to the will
- Dispositional beliefs and dispositions to believe
- Doxastic voluntarism and the ethics of belief
- Belief : a study in form, content, and justification
- Normativity and virtue in epistemology
- Moral perception and moral knowledge
- Reliability as a virtue
- Knowledge, justification, and the normativity of epistemology
- Epistemological internalism and grounds of justification and knowledge
- An internalist theory of normative grounds
- Theoretical rationality : its sources, structure, and scope
- Doxastic innocence : phenomenal conservatism and epistemological common sense
- Skepticism about the a priori : self-evidence, defeasibility, and cogito propositions
- Social epistemology
- The place of testimony in the fabric of knowledge and justification
- Testimony as a social foundation of knowledge
- The ethics of belief and the morality of disagreement : intellectual responsibility and rational disagreement.