How Truth Governs Belief
By N. Shah. 2003
418 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Cognitive Neuroscience, Philosophy
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/35d9fd375cbd4d75a456d117b25f74f2229c6ab5
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- The reasons of trust (2008, background): “There has been some puzzlement about why this is so; several suggestions have recently been offered [Owens 2000 ; 2003 ; Shah 2003 ; Shah and Velleman 2005; Velleman, 2000 ; Wedgwood, 2002 ; Williams 1973 .”
- What is Reasoning (2018, neutral): “27 Shah (2003).”
- Why Be Rational (2005, background): “34 Shah (ms) presents a similar, but far more developed, argument. In addition to laying out the central argument in greater detail, Shah offers deeper justification for and explanation of its premisses. He also presents an independent line of argument for evidentialism, rooted in the claim of Shah ”