In this paper, we study the logical relations between different notions of knowledge and belief by means of a generalization of the usual Kripke models for epistemic logic. We argue that the obtained generalized Kripke models might be useful for carefully distinguishing the many different notions of knowledge and belief. We identify the (highly idealized) notions of objective knowledge and rational (introspective) belief, which correspond with fairly standard notions of knowledge and belief, and propose a system OKRIB for combining both notions which differs essentially from some other such proposals found in the literature. We also consider some other notions of knowledge and belief, and study how they relate to objective knowledge...
In this chapter we overview the main structures of epistemic and doxastic logic. We start by discuss...
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There are currently two robust traditions in philosophy dealing with doxastic attitudes: the traditi...
In this paper, we study the logical relations between different notions of knowledge and belief by ...
In this paper a generalization of Kripke models is proposed for systemizing the study of the many d...
International audienceWe review and examine in this paper the validity of the different axioms (and ...
Starting off from the usual language of modal logic for multi-agent systems dealing with the agents’...
The paper surveys the currently available axiomatizations of common belief (CB) and common knowledge...
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We have gathered here a collection of papers at a point of intersection between epistemology and the...
International audienceStarting from standard logics of knowledge and belief with principles such as ...
We study two logics of knowledge and belief stemming from the work of Stalnaker (2006), omitting po...
Human knowledge, such as: experience; opinion; impression; inference; intuition; insight; feeling; i...
How does logic relate to rational belief? Is logic normative for belief, as some say? What, if anyth...
This essay develops a joint theory of rational (all-or-nothing) belief and degrees of belief. The th...
In this chapter we overview the main structures of epistemic and doxastic logic. We start by discuss...
The paper axiomatizes individual and common belief by means of modal propositional logic systems of ...
There are currently two robust traditions in philosophy dealing with doxastic attitudes: the traditi...
In this paper, we study the logical relations between different notions of knowledge and belief by ...
In this paper a generalization of Kripke models is proposed for systemizing the study of the many d...
International audienceWe review and examine in this paper the validity of the different axioms (and ...
Starting off from the usual language of modal logic for multi-agent systems dealing with the agents’...
The paper surveys the currently available axiomatizations of common belief (CB) and common knowledge...
I aim to do four things in this paper: sketch a conception of belief, apply epistemic norms to it in...
We have gathered here a collection of papers at a point of intersection between epistemology and the...
International audienceStarting from standard logics of knowledge and belief with principles such as ...
We study two logics of knowledge and belief stemming from the work of Stalnaker (2006), omitting po...
Human knowledge, such as: experience; opinion; impression; inference; intuition; insight; feeling; i...
How does logic relate to rational belief? Is logic normative for belief, as some say? What, if anyth...
This essay develops a joint theory of rational (all-or-nothing) belief and degrees of belief. The th...
In this chapter we overview the main structures of epistemic and doxastic logic. We start by discuss...
The paper axiomatizes individual and common belief by means of modal propositional logic systems of ...
There are currently two robust traditions in philosophy dealing with doxastic attitudes: the traditi...