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Cognitive Contingency,ny of the radical alternatives suggested in the previous chapter, since they require massive adjustment at all levels. However, the possibility remains that a creature with a different cognitive constitution could find such an alternative system more congenial than the standard version. We have alre

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Pragmatism and the Value of Truth,justify this assumption. That is to say, we need to show that our lives really would be impoverished if we were to replace all or most of our beliefs by mere pragmatic acceptances. This will prove to be a subtler and more difficult task than might be expected.

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,Scepticism — and How Not to Avoid It,ified in believing anything empirical if belief is understood to aim at truth in a strong extensional sense; but claim also that the situation can be rectified if the concept of belief is modified in a certain way. However, before examining the ways in which our ordinary concepts can be modified, we

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