Epistemic Reasons, Norms and Goals

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Boston: De Gruyter (2016)
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In recent years, questions about epistemic reasons, norms and goals have seen an upsurge of interest. The present volume brings together eighteen essays by established and upcoming philosophers in the field. The contributions are arranged into four.

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B820.3.E655 2016

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3110611775   9783110496765   3110496348   9783110611779   9783110496345

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10.1515/9783110496765

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Acknowledgements.Pedro Schmechtig & Martin Grajner
Acknowledgements.Pedro Schmechtig & Martin Grajner
Introduction: Epistemic Reasons, Norms and Goals.  (pages 1-30)Martin Grajner & Pedro Schmechtig
Introduction: Epistemic Reasons, Norms and Goals.  (pages 1-30)Pedro Schmechtig & Martin Grajner
In Defense of Psychologism About Reasons.  (pages 33-50)Martin Grajner
In Defense of Psychologism About Reasons.  (pages 33-50)Martin Grajner
Destabilizing the Error Theory.  (pages 71-94)Terence Cuneo
Destabilizing the Error Theory.  (pages 71-94)Terence Cuneo
Belief, Truth and Radical Disagreement.  (pages 117-136)Nicholas Unwin
Belief, Truth and Radical Disagreement.  (pages 117-136)Nicholas Unwin
Assertion, Knowledge and Rational Credibility: The Scoreboard.  (pages 137-164)Mona Simion
Assertion, Knowledge and Rational Credibility: The Scoreboard.  (pages 137-164)Mona Simion
Commonality Reconsidered: On the Common Source of Epistemic Standards.  (pages 165-184)Davide Fassio
Commonality Reconsidered: On the Common Source of Epistemic Standards.  (pages 165-184)Davide Fassio
Epistemic Standards: High Hopes and Low Expectations.  (pages 185-198)Erik Stei
Epistemic Standards: High Hopes and Low Expectations.  (pages 185-198)Erik Stei
What do I care About Epistemic Norms?  (pages 199-224)Veli Mitova
What do I care About Epistemic Norms?  (pages 199-224)Veli Mitova
Epistemic Normativity: From Direct to Indirect Epistemic Consequentialism.  (pages 227-248)Hamid Vahid
Epistemic Normativity: From Direct to Indirect Epistemic Consequentialism.  (pages 227-248)Hamid Vahid
Tradeoffs, Self-Promotion, and Epistemic Teleology.  (pages 249-276)Chase Wrenn
Tradeoffs, Self-Promotion, and Epistemic Teleology.  (pages 249-276)Chase Wrenn
Epistemic Consequentialism: Its Relation to Ethical Consequentialism and the Truth-Indication Principle.  (pages 277-306)Jochen Briesen
Epistemic Consequentialism: Its Relation to Ethical Consequentialism and the Truth-Indication Principle.  (pages 277-306)Jochen Briesen
External Goals and Inherent Norms – A Cluster-Conception of Epistemic Normativity.  (pages 325-356)Pedro Schmechtig
External Goals and Inherent Norms – A Cluster-Conception of Epistemic Normativity.  (pages 325-356)Pedro Schmechtig
The Aim of Belief and the Goal of Truth: Reflections on Rosenberg.  (pages 357-382)Matthew Chrisman
The Aim of Belief and the Goal of Truth: Reflections on Rosenberg.  (pages 357-382)Matthew Chrisman
Ought to Believe, Evidential Understanding and the Pursuit of Wisdom.  (pages 383-406)Christos Kyriacou
Epistemic Axiology.  (pages 407-422)Duncan Pritchard
Epistemic Axiology.  (pages 407-422)Duncan Pritchard
Objectual Understanding, Factivity and Belief.  (pages 423-442)Emma C. Gordon & J. Adam Carter
Objectual understanding, factivity and belief.  (pages 423-442)J. Adam Carter & Emma C. Gordon
Objectual understanding, factivity and belief.  (pages 423-442)J. Adam Carter & Emma C. Gordon
Contributors.  (pages 443-444)Pedro Schmechtig & Martin Grajner
Author Index.  (pages 445-448)Pedro Schmechtig & Martin Grajner
Subject Index.  (pages 449-454)Pedro Schmechtig & Martin Grajner

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External Goals and Inherent Norms – A Cluster-Conception of Epistemic Normativity.Pedro Schmechtig - 2016 - In Martin Grajner & Pedro Schmechtig (eds.), Epistemic Reasons, Norms and Goals. Boston: De Gruyter. pp. 325-356.
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What do I care About Epistemic Norms?Veli Mitova - 2016 - In Martin Grajner & Pedro Schmechtig (eds.), Epistemic Reasons, Norms and Goals. Boston: De Gruyter. pp. 199-224.
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