Titlebook: Aiming at Truth; Nicholas Unwin Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 argue.knowledge.scepticism

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Truth and the Norms of Assertion,n belief and acceptance is introduced, and we expound a particular kind of sceptical argument that seems to undermine the desirability of having any beliefs at all. Our solution, that our beliefs may be legitimized if they are ‘reduced’ in a special sort of way, is defended, and we outline the general metaphysical significance of our proposals..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99372-4inely believing that something is the case with merely hoping that it is, and who are too stupid or lazy to try to reform their various prejudices; but we typically suppose that we ought not to do likewise. Rather, we should aim at truth.

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Multidimensionale Datenstrukturenn belief and acceptance is introduced, and we expound a particular kind of sceptical argument that seems to undermine the desirability of having any beliefs at all. Our solution, that our beliefs may be legitimized if they are ‘reduced’ in a special sort of way, is defended, and we outline the general metaphysical significance of our proposals..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13657-6 notion of belief in a certain kind of way. But how far should we weaken it? Our sceptical argument sets an upper limit to how strong our revised notion can be; but we also need to establish a lower limit, and ask what would go wrong if our belief-substitutes were to fall below it. The most obvious