10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPISTEMICALLY»
Discover the use of
epistemically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
epistemically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
language contains a synonym of that expression: that is, an expression e such
that any competent utterance of 'e ≡ e' is epistemically necessary. We can say,
much as before, that a sentence d of our ideal language L is epistemically
complete ...
Andy Egan, Brian Weatherson, 2011
2
Warrant : The Current Debate: The Current Debate
We cannot, in most cases at least, bring it about directly that our beliefs are true,
but we can presumably bring it about directly (though perhaps only in the long
run) that they are epistemically justified, (p. 8) It follows that one's cognitive ...
Alvin Plantinga John A. O'Brien Professor of Philosophy University of Notre Dame, 1993
We have to understand epistemically possible scenarios in different terms. To
construct scenarios, we can start by stipulating that S is deeply epistemically
necessary when S is conclusively a priori (see the eighth excursus), and that S is
...
4
Virtue and Vice, Moral and Epistemic
It seems that truths about Jolie's clothing and Jeter's batting average are not as
epistemically valuable as truths about evolution or about what makes life
meaningful. It also seems that any decent analysis of epistemic value must
account for ...
5
Information Technology and Social Justice
For example, the first constraint mentioned essentially says that it is epistemically
better for there to be more knowledge tokens (my true belief that p, your true
belief that p, etc.) rather than fewer. However, it is also clearly epistemically better
for ...
Emma Rooksby, John Weckert, 2007
If by “accepting a belief” BonJour means judging that the proposition believed is
true, acceptance may be epistemically responsible — but then of course
epistemic responsibility differs from justification in not being a property of the
belief.
Frederick F. Schmitt, 2006
7
Religious Faith and Intellectual Virtue
So something one might wish for—an epistemically non-circular vindication of
one's epistemic faculties as reliably yielding truth in one's actual environment—is
not to be had. Given its unavailability, what can be said in epistemic favour of ...
Laura Frances Callahan, Timothy O'Connor, 2014
8
Faith, Freedom, and Rationality: Philosophy of Religion Today
Let us suppose, with Plantinga, that belief in other minds is obviously
epistemically rational. What about the premise that if belief in other minds is
epistemically rational, so is belief in God? Has Plantinga given us any reason to
accept it, even ...
Jeff Jordan, Daniel Howard-Snyder, 1996
9
Developing Deontology: New Essays in Ethical Theory
My considered view is that the agents in all of the cases I described in section 3
do not have epistemically justified beliefs. But if they do have epistemically
justified beliefs, I accept the implication of my proposed view that they are
blameworthy ...
10
Contemporary Materialism: A Reader
From the premise that linguistic facts are epistemically determined by behavioral
facts alone, it by no means follows that they ... determined by behavioral facts
alone (unless we adopt an extremely strong version of “epistemically determines”
).
Paul K. Moser, Professor and Chair of Philosophy Paul K Moser, J. D. Trout, 2002
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPISTEMICALLY»
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epistemically is used in the context of the following news items.
" TRUMP: THE CANDIDATE "
[T]his is the day in which the denizens of the epistemically closed hallucinatory menagerie of the political right become reality. The conjuring ... «Brad Blog, Jun 15»
Conspiracy Theories: The Public Trust Skepticism Factor
Everything that can be shown to be true about the mature conspiracy theory—unfalsiabiality, skepticism, epistemically dubious—applies to the ... «The People's Voice, Jun 15»
Beyond Vanity Fair: Transgender artists react to the Caitlyn Jenner …
“It is impossible, epistemically impossible, to distinguish 'this person shifted the conversation' from 'the conversation had already shifted and a ... «Worcester Telegram, Jun 15»
'Don't blame all men for rape' campaign backfires spectacularly
#BlameOneNotAll is an epistemically violent hashtag, meant to minimize rape culture and structural violence. It's lazy. It's offensive. «The Independent, May 15»
Rand Paul, serial panderer: 5 major flip-flops that reveal his brazen …
... while taking full advantage of the epistemically closed, fish-bowl nature of modern American politics. He's cynical enough to believe that no ... «Salon, May 15»
Buddhist Ethics for an Age of Technological Change
While this does not quite establish that ethical claims are irretrievably matters of personal whim, at least it tells us they are epistemically ... «Patheos, May 15»
Devin Davis and Hanner Mosquera-Perea dismissed from Indiana
For a person with a Fulbright, you are remarkably epistemically closed. mark. If you were born in Bhutan, or India, or any number of places, or if ... «Inside the Hall, May 15»
Sad stories lead to bad policy: Endemic intellectual laziness and the …
Stories work, and students that are taught to avoid them may well lose out to students with less epistemically scrupulous instructors, creating an ... «The Stanford Daily, Apr 15»
Twitter's Safety and Free Speech Tightrope
For users more physically at risk and epistemically disadvantaged, the equation isn't safety OR free speech, it's safety AND free speech. «TIME, Apr 15»
Opinion piece: The Art and Science of Investing
If we are reasonably sure about what is true in the financial world, or even as close to certain as epistemically possible, then that surely ... «BizNews, Apr 15»
