Simon Evnine argues that all persons must share certain epistemic features. They must possess particular logical concepts and their beliefs must conform to certain principles of rationality. However, they cannot be completely objective about their own beliefs. These features deepen our understanding of what it is to be a person.
Simon Evnine argues that all persons must share certain epistemic features. They must possess particular logical concepts and their beliefs must conform to certain principles of rationality. However, they cannot be completely objective about their own beliefs. These features deepen our understanding of what it is to be a person.
Simon Evnine took a Bachelors in Music at King's College, London, before moving to philosophy, doing an M.A. at Bedford College and M.Phil. at University College, London. He completed his Ph.D. at the University of California, Los Angeles and has taught in California and now at the University of Miami.
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1: Persons and Other Matters 2: Personhood and Logical Ability 3: Belief and Conjunction 4: Mental Partitioning 5: The Epistemic Shape of a Person's Life 6: Oneself as Another Conclusion References Index
1: Persons and Other Matters 2: Personhood and Logical Ability 3: Belief and Conjunction 4: Mental Partitioning 5: The Epistemic Shape of a Person's Life 6: Oneself as Another Conclusion References Index
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