On Telling and Trusting

By Paul Faulkner. 2007

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Subfields: Philosophy

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1. Katherine Hawley
2. Paul Faulkner

Citations in the corpus

• Trust, Distrust and Commitment (2014, background): “But we should also consider trusting or distrusting what someone says or writes; Edward Hinchman (2005) and Paul Faulkner (2007, 2011) make explicit connections be-tween trust and testimony, and whilst Richard Moran (2005) does not explicitly discuss trust, his ‘assurance’ view is related to these…”
• A Genealogy of Trust (2007, background): “11 This is worked out in much more detail in Faulkner (2007a).”
• The attitude of trust is basic (2015, background): “Almost without exception, philosophical discussion of trust focuses on the three-place trust predicate: X trusts Y to φ (see, for instance, Baier 1986, Holton 1994, Jones 1996, Faulkner 2007, Hieronymi 2008 and Hawley 2014).”