10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORRIGIBILITY»
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corrigibility in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
corrigibility and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Linguistic Semantics: An Introduction
Other kinds of unacceptability, some of which at first sight seem to be a matter of
meaning, also fall within the scope of the notion of corrigibility. For example, (2)
My father died last night might be corrected to, say, (2a) My father passed away ...
2
The Enterprise of Knowledge: An Essay on Knowledge, Credal ...
3.3 Given a demand for contraction occasioned either by the need Degrees of to
remove contradiction or to give a hypothesis a hearing, how Corrigibility should a
contraction strategy be chosen? In general, several such strategies will be ...
3
The Fixation of Belief and Its Undoing: Changing Beliefs ...
Postulate (EE5) guarantees that all sentences in the urcorpus 1 are maximally
entrenched. All of these postulates are satisfied when entrenchment or
corrigibility is characterized along the lines I have suggested. The most
interesting postulate, ...
4
Aesthetic Reason: Artworks and the Deliberative Ethos
Artworks and the Deliberative Ethos Alan Singer. a standard of ethical corrigibility
. Reciprocally, we will see how corri- gibility, with respect to actions that produce
unintended consequences, exhibits a most conspicuously aesthetic aspect: it ...
5
The Search for Concreteness: Reflections on Hegel and ...
It seems worthwhile to attempt to render clear that and why an in principle
graspable concrete lies beyond corrigibility at the same time that the general
schema by which concreteness is elucidated remains corrigible by reference to
particular ...
Darrel E. Christensen, 1986
6
Consciousness in Action
It may seem odd to combine self-evidence with corrigibility. Why? Denying self-
evidence straightforwardly explains corrigibility: if self- evidence can fail, then
even though the afterimage has seven points, the person need not have
cognitive ...
7
Inventing the Criminal: A History of German Criminology, ...
Viernstein's comments on the criteria for corrigibility and incorrigibility were
disappointing. Since he had developed a detailed questionnaire for his criminal-
biological examinations, one would have expected him to present a sophisticated
...
8
100 Years of Happiness: Insights and Findings from the Experts
Part 6 deals with corrigibility. Corrigibility means that something is capable of
being corrected, improved, or reformed. Gilbert wonders whether, with a little
practice and a little coaching, we can learn to be happier. The first chapter in part
6 ...
Nathan S. Carlin, Donald Eric Capps, 2012
9
The Selected Works of Arne Naess: Volumes 1-10
Corrigibility. as. a. Requirement. of. Scientific. Knowledge. Although a justified
utterance of "I know that/?" is not incompatible with the general possibility of error,
it is, as we noted, inconsistent with a con- comitantly uttered "I may be wrong.
Arne Naess, Alan R. Drengson, Harold Glasser, 2007
10
Experimental Philosophy and Its Critics
Neither of the two arguments can establish that corrigibility is always necessary
for providing evidence. At best they show that sometimes corrigibility is necessary
for providing evidence. Therefore, they are not sufficient to defend (P3).
Joachim Horvath, Thomas Grundmann, 2013
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