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All things considered duties to believe by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…To be a doxastic deontologist is to claim that there is such a thing as an ethics of belief (or of our doxastic attitudes in general). In other words, that we…”
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A New Argument for Pragmatism? by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…Shah, N. The Philosophical Quarterly, 56, 481–498 (2006) has defended evidentialism on the premise that only it (and not pragmatism) is consistent with both…”
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The Type-B Moral Error Theory by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…I introduce a new version of Moral Error Theory, which I call Type-B Moral Error Theory. According to a Type-B theorist there are no facts of the kind required…”
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Advice for Infallibilists: DIVORCE and RETREAT by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…This paper comprises a defence of Infallibilism about knowledge. In it, I articulate two arguments in favour of Infallibilism, and for each argument show that…”
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Mind and knowledge of mind in classical Islamic philosophy by Booth, Anthony Robert, Kaukua, Jari, Stephenson, Andrew

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The real symbolic limit of markets by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…Abstract Proponents of semiotic arguments against the commodification of certain goods face the following challenge: formulate your argument such that it does…”
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Belief is Contingently Involuntary by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…The debate between “Normativists” and “Teleologists” about the normativity of belief has been taken to hinge on the question of which of the two views best…”
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On some recent moves in defence of doxastic compatibilism by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…According to the doxastic compatibilist, compatibilist criteria with respect to the freedom of action rule-in our having free beliefs. In Booth (Philosophical…”
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Trust in the Guise of Belief by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…What kind of mental state is trust? It seems to have features that can lead one to think that it is a doxastic state but also features that can lead one to…”
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Two Reasons Why Epistemic Reasons Are Not Object-Given Reasons by BOOTH, ANTHONY ROBERT

“…In this paper I discuss two claims; the first is the claim that state-given reasons for belief are of a radically different kind to object-given reasons for…”
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Ratio: Vol. 30, No. 2, June 2017 by Booth, Anthony Robert

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Epistemic Ought is a Commensurable Ought by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…I argue that the claim that epistemic ought is incommensurable is self‐defeating. My argument, however, depends on the truth of the premise that there can be…”
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The Gettier Illusion, the Tripartite Analysis, and the "Divorce" Thesis by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…Stephen Hetherington has defended the tripartite analysis of knowledge (Hetherington in Philos Q 48:453–469, 1998; J Philos 96:565–587, 1999; J Philos Res…”
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The Theory of Epistemic Justification and the Theory of Knowledge: A Divorce by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…Richard Foley has suggested that the search for a good theory of epistemic justification and the analysis of knowledge should be conceived of as two distinct…”
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DEONTOLOGY IN ETHICS AND EPISTEMOLOGY by BOOTH, ANTHONY ROBERT

“…In this article, I consider some of the similarities and differences between deontologism in ethics and epistemology. In particular, I highlight two salient…”
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The Two Faces of Evidentialism by Booth, Anthony Robert

“…In this paper I hope to demonstrate two different (and seemingly independent) ways of interpreting the tenets of evidentialism and show why it is important to…”
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Some Objections to Peels' Combinatorial Analysis of Belief by Booth, Anthony Robert

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