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SUSPENDED JUDGEMENT REBOOTED (pages 445-462)

Benoit GUILIELMO ABSTRACT: Suspension of judgement is often viewed as a member of the doxastic club, alongside belief and disbelief. In this paper, I challenge the widespread view that suspension is a commitment-involving stance. Friedman’s counterexamples to the traditional view that suspended judgement merely requires considering a proposition and being in a state of non-belief are criticized. I introduce a …

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