Stich and Nisbett on justifying inference rules
Philosophy of Science 50 (2):326-331 (1983)
| Abstract | Stich and Nisbett offer an analysis of the concept of a justified inference rule, building upon the efforts of Goodman. They fault Goodman's view on the grounds that it is incompatible with some recent psychological research on reasoning. We criticize their proposal by arguing that it is subject to much the same objections as those they raise against other accounts | |||||||||
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