Judging One's Own Case
Rational Implications of Self-Awareness
Gebonden Engels 2026 9780197851678Samenvatting
Judging One's Own Case explores how rational belief is affected by self-awareness. We are fallible thinkers, prone to bias, fatigue, intoxication, and random errors of thought. When a person receives evidence that their thinking on some topic may be compromised, it seems that they should take that into account. But doing so requires being the judge in their own case-judging their thinking from a perspective that includes that very thinking. This book develops a model for dealing with this predicament, and argues that this model has surprising implications for understanding the principles governing rational belief.
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