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Acknowledgements Introduction
1 Truth and the Aim of Belief
2 Belief, Interpretation and Moore's Paradox
3 Belief, Sensitivity and Safety
4 Basic Beliefs and the Problem of Nondoxastic Justification
5 Experience as Reason for Beliefs
6 The Problem of the Basing Relation
7 Basic Beliefs, Easy Knowledge and the Problem of Warrant Transfer
8 Belief, Justification and Fallibility
9 Knowledge of our Beliefs and Privileged Access Notes References Index
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Roby John
reviewed Epistemology of Belief on February 03, 2017
Epistemology of Belief
This is easily the worst philosophical book I have ever read (I have a Ph.D. in philosophy and specialize in the philosophy of religion). Three examples: first, the entire chapter on heaven is nothing but a long list of rhetorical questions, and as I teach my first-year philosophy students rhetorical questions are not arguments. Second, when he attempts to critique some philosophical argument he demonstrates his true ignorance of the subject matter almost immediately (see, for example, his truly terrible description of cosmological arguments). Finally, he almost always fails to consider counterexamples/replies to his arguments.
I'm really at a loss for how anyone would agree to publish this.
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