Belief's Own Ethics

By J. Adler. 2002

457 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Philosophy

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2. Michael G. Titelbaum
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Citations in the corpus

• The possibility of pragmatic reasons for belief and the wrong kind of reasons problem (2009, background): “A representative sampling of places where this view is espoused or assumed includes Adler (2002); Kelly (2002); Parfit (2001); Railton (1994); Shah (2006), and Skorupski (forthcoming).”
• Open-mindedness and intellectual humility (2012, background): “‘Partial beliefs are cumbersome and their implications too difficult for regular, everyday use’ (Adler, 2002: 238).”
• Rationality’s Fixed Point (or: In Defense of Right Reason) (2015, background): “21 (Requirements like Respect Your Evidence are also discussed in Adler (2002), Bergmann (2005), Gibbons (2006), and Christensen (2010).) Among other things, Feldman points out that an agent who violated the Akratic Principle for beliefs could after a quick logical step find herself”