Knowledge; Rationality; Decision theory; Bayesianism; Belief; Reasons; Norms
Dutant Julien, Fassio Davide, Meylan Anne (2014),
Liber Amicorum Pascal Engel.
Dutant Julien (2014), The Value and Normative Role of Knowledge, in Fassio Davide, Meylan Anne, Dutant Julien (ed.), 200-227.
Dutant Julien (2013), In Defence of Swamping, in
Thought, 2(4), 357-366.
Dutant Julien, Olsson Erik (2013), Is There a Statistical Solution to the Generality Problem?, in
Erkenntnis, 78(6), 1347-1365.
Dutant Julien, Introduction, in Dutant Julien, Dorsch Fabian (ed.), 1.
Dutant Julien, The Legend of the Justified True Belief Analysis, in
Philosophical Perspectives, 1.
Dutant Julien, Dorsch Fabian (ed.),
The New Evil Demon: New Essays on Knowledge, Justification and Rationality.
Dutant Julien, The Value and Normative Role of Knowledge, in Julien Dutant Davide Fassio Anne Meylan (ed.), 200-227.
Dutant Julien, Fassio Davide (ed.),
Truth and Epistemic Norms, Meylan, Anne, Synthese (journal special issue).
What we ought to do and what we ought to believe depends on what we know. Commonplace at it seems, the idea is rejected by dominant theories of rationality. Decision theorists, bayesian philosophers of science and many ethicists hold that what is rational to do only depends on what we think we know or what we seem to know. Recent developments in epistemology are challenging these views. They explore new ways of integrating theories of knowledge and rationality. Their goal is to reconcile our fundamental theories of rationality with the way scientific experts, decision makers and citizens commonly think about rational decision and belief. The present project is part of that movement. It will contribute to these developments by building on my past research in epistemology and expanding it towards the theory of rationality.