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200 10$aEpistemic Responsibility for Undesirable Beliefs
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210  1$aCham :$cPalgrave Macmillan,$d2023.
210  4$d©2023.
215   $a1 online resource (237 pages)
311 08$aPrint version: Heikes, Deborah K. Epistemic Responsibility for Undesirable Beliefs Cham : Palgrave Macmillan,c2023 9783031418570 
327   $aIntro -- Contents -- 1: Epistemic Responsibility: An Overview -- 1.1  The Trouble with "Facts" -- 1.2  How Epistemology Undermines Responsibility -- 1.3  Exculpatory Ignorance -- 1.4  The Problem of Culpability -- 1.5  Three Questions -- References -- 2: What Is Undesirable Belief? -- 2.1  Truth and Undesirability -- 2.2  Whose Undesirability? -- 2.3  Finding Fact in the Midst of Conflicting Value -- 2.4  Transformational Criticism and Undesirability -- 2.5  The Challenge of Intellectual Authority -- 2.6  Undesirable Belief and Exculpatory Reasons -- 2.7  Taking Social Acceptability Seriously -- References -- 3: Can There Be Epistemic Responsibility? -- 3.1  Epistemic Voluntarism? Belief as Habits of Action -- 3.2  The Intractability of Undesirability -- 3.3  Salvaging Epistemic Responsibility -- 3.4  Doxastic Intentions and Epistemic Responsibility -- 3.5  Doxastic Influence and Responsibility -- 3.6  Epistemic Humility/Epistemic Hubris -- 3.7  Epistemic Communities and the Possibility of Voluntarism -- 3.8  Joint Epistemic Responsibility -- References -- 4: What About the Exculpatory Effects of Ignorance? -- 4.1  Varieties of Ignorance and Exculpation -- 4.2  Immersion and Responsibility Within Socially Constructed Ignorance -- 4.3  Deliberate Ignorance and Responsibility -- 4.4  Anti-individualism and Epistemic Heroism -- 4.5  Holding Out for Epistemic Heroes -- 4.6  When Should We Know? -- 4.7  Whose Ignorance? Whose Responsibility? -- References -- 5: It's Not My Fault -- 5.1  Epistemic Individualism Be Damned -- 5.2  Epistemic Dependence and Individual Responsibility -- 5.3  Epistemic Bubbles, Echo Chambers, and Becoming a Cognitive Newborn -- 5.4  It May Really Not Be My Fault -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.
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