I will argue that a person is causally responsible for believing what she does. Through inference, she can sustain and change her perspective on the world. When she draws an inference, she causes herself to keep or to change her take on things. In a literal sense, she makes up her own mind as to how things are. And, I will suggest, she can do this voluntarily. It is in part because she is causally responsible for believing what she does that there are things that she ought to believe, and that what she believes can be to her credit or discredit. I won’t pursue these ethical matters here, but will focus instead on the metaphysics that underpin them
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
In my dissertation, I advance and defend a broad account of reasoning, including both the nature of ...
I will argue that a person is causally responsible for believing what she does. Through inference, s...
I argue that inference can tolerate forms of self-ignorance and that these cases of inference underm...
I argue that inference can tolerate forms of self-ignorance and that these cases of inference underm...
Abstract What are we doing when we make inferences? I argue that to make an inference is to attach i...
Abstract What are we doing when we make inferences? I argue that to make an inference is to attach i...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
In my dissertation, I advance and defend a broad account of reasoning, including both the nature of ...
I will argue that a person is causally responsible for believing what she does. Through inference, s...
I argue that inference can tolerate forms of self-ignorance and that these cases of inference underm...
I argue that inference can tolerate forms of self-ignorance and that these cases of inference underm...
Abstract What are we doing when we make inferences? I argue that to make an inference is to attach i...
Abstract What are we doing when we make inferences? I argue that to make an inference is to attach i...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
What is an inference? Logicians and philosophers have proposed various conceptions of inference. I s...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
This thesis brings together two concerns. The first is the nature of inference—what it is to infer—w...
In my dissertation, I advance and defend a broad account of reasoning, including both the nature of ...