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Kant on Doxastic Voluntarism and its Implications for the Ethics of Belief
Type of publication
Peer-reviewed
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Author
Cohen Alix,
Project
Imagination, Emotion and Value
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Contribution to book (peer-reviewed)
Book
Kant Yearbook (forthcoming 2013)
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Publisher
n/a, n/a
Title of proceedings
Kant Yearbook (forthcoming 2013)
Abstract
This paper sets out to show that Kant’s account of cognition can be used to rescue epistemic responsibility from the double threat of either being committed to implausible versions of doxastic voluntarism, or failing to account for a sufficiently robust connection between the will and belief.
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