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Author:   Brian Kim ,  Matthew McGrath
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.410kg
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9780367665135

ISBN 10:   0367665131
Pages:   216
Publication Date:   30 September 2020
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Tertiary & Higher Education
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

1. Introduction Brian Kim and Matthew McGrath 2. Great Expectations: Belief and the Case for Pragmatic Encroachment Dorit Ganson 3. Another Kind of Pragmatic Encroachment Kate Nolfi 4. Pragmatic Encroachment and Practical Reasons Anne Baril 5. An Externalist Decision Theory for a Pragmatic Epistemology Brian Kim 6. Pragmatic Encroachment and Having Reasons Stewart Cohen 7. Pragmatic Encroachment and Closure Charity Anderson and John Hawthorne 8. Pragmatic Encroachment on Scientific Knowledge? Mikkel Gerken 9. Skepticism and Evolution Angel Pinillos 10. Deliberation and Pragmatic Belief\ Brad Armendt 11. Doxastic Wronging Rima Basu and Mark Schroeder 12. A Note on Knowledge-First Decision Theory and Practical Adequacy Juan Comesana

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This is a very welcome anthology with some excellent contributions. It has a good focus (neither too much spread nor too much overlap of topics). Everyone working on pragmatic encroachment or related topics will certainly want to read it. -- Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews Recent work in epistemology has blurred the conceptual line between the epistemic or theoretical, and the practical: knowledge and evidence have become tightly connected in normative ways to one's practical interests and reasons for action. This volume is a welcome collection of new essays which explore this debate and take it in new directions. -- Matthew A. Benton, Seattle Pacific University

This is a very welcome anthology with some excellent contributions. It has a good focus (neither too much spread nor too much overlap of topics). Everyone working on pragmatic encroachment or related topics will certainly want to read it. -- Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews Recent work in epistemology has blurred the conceptual line between the epistemic or theoretical, and the practical: knowledge and evidence have become tightly connected in normative ways to one's practical interests and reasons for action. This volume is a welcome collection of new essays which explore this debate and take it in new directions. -- Matthew A. Benton, Seattle Pacific University

Author Information

Brian Kim received his PhD from Columbia University and is assistant professor of philosophy at Oklahoma State University. He works on issues at the intersection of epistemology and rational choice theory. Matthew McGrath received his PhD from Brown and is currently Professor of Philosophy at Rutgers and Professorial Fellow at Arché, the University of St. Andrews. Within epistemology, he has published on topics including pragmatic encroachment, perceptual and memorial justification. He is the author, with Jeremy Fantl, of Knowledge in an Uncertain World.

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