Belief, inference, and the self-conscious mind

"It is impossible to hold patently contradictory beliefs in mind together at once. Why? Because we know that it is impossible for both to be true. This impossibility is a species of rational necessity, a phenomenon that uniquely characterizes the relation between one person's beliefs. Here...

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adam_text Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Belief and Judgment I. Belief and Truth II. Judgment and the Limitsof Irrationality III. Objections ix 1 9 11 22 30 2. The Self-Consciousness of Belief I. Belief and Honest Assertion II. Honest Assertion and Belief Avowal III. Belief Avowal and Doxastic Self-Knowledge IV. Explaining the Self-Consciousness of Belief 39 42 46 50 55 3. Making Nonsense of Moore’s Paradox I. What is Moore’s Paradox? II. Neo-Expressivism III. What Avowals Express 62 63 69 76 4. The Challenge for an Account of Inference I. The Taking Condition II. The Causal Theory III. Dispositions to the Rescue? IV. Broome’s Rule-FollowingAccount V. The Constitution Theory VI. Inference as an Evaluative, Causation-Constituting Act 84 85 86 90 92 95 99 5. Inference without Regress I. Two Regresses II. What I Can’t Believe III. What I Must Believe IV. Taking as Understanding (andNot Intuition) V. Further Issues VI. Summary 104 104 107 109 112 116 120 viii CONTENTS 6. The Unity of the Rational Mind 123 I. The Self-Consciousness of Inference II. Self-Consciousness as the Source of Mental Togetherness III. Belief and Judgment Redux 123 130 139 Conclusion: Philosophical Judgment 143 Bibliography Index 153 159
adam_txt Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Belief and Judgment I. Belief and Truth II. Judgment and the Limitsof Irrationality III. Objections ix 1 9 11 22 30 2. The Self-Consciousness of Belief I. Belief and Honest Assertion II. Honest Assertion and Belief Avowal III. Belief Avowal and Doxastic Self-Knowledge IV. Explaining the Self-Consciousness of Belief 39 42 46 50 55 3. Making Nonsense of Moore’s Paradox I. What is Moore’s Paradox? II. Neo-Expressivism III. What Avowals Express 62 63 69 76 4. The Challenge for an Account of Inference I. The Taking Condition II. The Causal Theory III. Dispositions to the Rescue? IV. Broome’s Rule-FollowingAccount V. The Constitution Theory VI. Inference as an Evaluative, Causation-Constituting Act 84 85 86 90 92 95 99 5. Inference without Regress I. Two Regresses II. What I Can’t Believe III. What I Must Believe IV. Taking as Understanding (andNot Intuition) V. Further Issues VI. Summary 104 104 107 109 112 116 120 viii CONTENTS 6. The Unity of the Rational Mind 123 I. The Self-Consciousness of Inference II. Self-Consciousness as the Source of Mental Togetherness III. Belief and Judgment Redux 123 130 139 Conclusion: Philosophical Judgment 143 Bibliography Index 153 159
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