On knowledge and obligation

Episteme 9 (2):171-188 (2012)
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Abstract

This article provides a brief overview of several formal frameworks concerning the relation between knowledge on the one hand, and obligation on the other. We discuss the paradox of the knower, knowledge based obligation, knowingly doing, deontic dynamic epistemology, descriptive obligations, and responsibilities as dynamic epistemology.

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Rohit Parikh
CUNY Graduate Center
Can Başkent
Middlesex University

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