Contemporary Theories of Knowledge¶
Pollock, J. L. (1999). Contemporary Theories of Knowledge.
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- Belief Formation
- It separates two states (non-commitment and commitment regarding a proposition) and names the dynamic between them, a separation Pollock (1986) sharpened in his epistemological treatment of the distinction between having a belief and coming to have one through defeasible reasoning.
This sourceDevelops defeasible reasoning and the distinction between having a belief and coming to hold one
- It separates two states (non-commitment and commitment regarding a proposition) and names the dynamic between them, a separation Pollock (1986) sharpened in his epistemological treatment of the distinction between having a belief and coming to have one through defeasible reasoning.
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