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Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society

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Clayton Littlejohn, The Russellian Retreat.
A standard approach to epistemic normativity starts from the idea that belief aims at the truth. On this truth-first approach, all epistemic norms are thought to be grounded in the norm of truth. I shall argue that this approach cannot explain some important features of epistemic assessment. One of the virtues of the knowledge-first approach to epistemic normativity is that it can explain why epistemic assessment has the inward looking character that it does.
Epistemic Norms in Epistemology

Ethics of Belief in Epistemology

Knowledge, Misc in Epistemology

Reasons and Oughts in Philosophy of Action

Subjective and Objective Reasons in Philosophy of Action

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Alan Millar, ``Why Knowledge Matters&Quot.
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Bernard A. O. Williams, Pleasure and Belief.
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