Titlebook: Readings in Formal Epistemology; Sourcebook Horacio Arló-Costa,Vincent F. Hendricks,Johan van Textbook 2016 Springer International Publish

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Readings in Formal Epistemology978-3-319-20451-2Series ISSN 2627-6046 Series E-ISSN 2627-6054

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20451-2Ambiguity and the Bayesian paradigm; Bayesian Epistemology; Belief Contraction and General Theory of R

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Agency and Interaction What We Are and What We Do in Formal Epistemology,Formal epistemology is a recent field of study in formal philosophy dating back only a couple of decades or so (Hendricks 2006; Helzner and Hendricks 2011). The point of departure of this essay is rooted in two philosophically fundamental and interrelated notions central to formal epistemology;

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Horacio Arló-Costa,Vincent F. Hendricks,Johan van Strengthens the ties between research in philosophy and its neighbouring intellectual principles.Provides separate introductions to the five fields of formal epistemology, an elaborate index and sugge

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Some Problems for Conditionalization and Reflection van Fraassen’s Reflection Principle. I will then argue that these violations of Conditionalization and Reflection are due to the fact that there are two, as yet unrecognized, ways in which the degrees of belief of rational people can develop.

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Stopping to Reflect a sequence of examples, that article purports to show limitations for a combination of two inductive principles that relate current and future rational degrees of belief: . and .: . We will use the expression “. holds with respect to the event .” to apply to this equality for a specific event ..