Titlebook: Dynamic Formal Epistemology; Patrick Girard,Olivier Roy,Mathieu Marion Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Action.Belief.D

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Frank Rijsberman,Sanjini de Silvawing for a broad and formal philosophical inquiry into the notion of information and how it is acquired, changed, passed on, and aggregated. By doing so it provides new insights and methods relevant not only to the theory of knowledge but also for our understanding of interaction, obligations, and scientific discovery.

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Introduction,wing for a broad and formal philosophical inquiry into the notion of information and how it is acquired, changed, passed on, and aggregated. By doing so it provides new insights and methods relevant not only to the theory of knowledge but also for our understanding of interaction, obligations, and scientific discovery.

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,Knowing One’s Limits: An Analysis in Centered Dynamic Epistemic Logic,. We argue that the paradox stems from a disputable assumption about the properties of consecutive estimates of one’s margins for error.We provide a precise characterization of the demarcation between paradoxical and non-paradoxical scenarios in terms of the properties of sequences of estimates.

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