Logos & Episteme Logos & Episteme

VOLUME XIII ISSUE 4 DECEMBER

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Nonrational Belief Paradoxes as Byzantine Failures(pages 343-358)

Author: Ryan MILLER

Keywords: Byzantine generals Dutch books Dutch strategies ideal rational agents peer disagreements Reflection

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IMPROVING CONCEPTUAL ENGINEERING BY DIFFERENTIATING THE FUNCTIONS OF CONCEPTS(pages 359-379)

Author: Rogelio MIRANDA VILCHIS

Keywords: concepts conceptual engineering emotion concepts functions metaphilosophy

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RATIONAL DECISION-MAKING IN A COMPLEX WORLD: TOWARDS AN INSTRUMENTAL, YET EMBODIED, ACCOUNT(pages 381-404)

Author: Ragnar VAN DER MERWE

Keywords: bounded rationality complexity ecological rationality embodied rationality voluntarism

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DISCUSSION NOTES/DEBATE

Objecting to the ‘Doesn’t Justify the Denial of a Defeater’ Theory of Knowledge: A Reply to Feit and Cullison(pages 407-415)

Author: Timothy KIRSCHENHEITER

Keywords: Andrew Cullison false beliefs Gettier problem knowledge Neil Feit Ted Warfield

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ON THE PERSISTENCE OF ABSOLUTE METAPHYSICS(pages 417-419)

Author: Gustavo PICAZO

Keywords: absolute metaphysics John D. Greenwood metaphysical truth metaphysics of social groups relative metaphysics theoretical truth

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Defending Joint Acceptance Accounts of Group Belief against the Challenge from Group Lies(pages 421-428)

Author: Lukas SCHWENGERER

Keywords: group belief group lies Jennifer Lackey joint acceptance

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Notes on the Contributors (pages 429-430)

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