On Epistemic Abstemiousness and Diachronic Norms: A Reply to Bundy

Logos and Episteme 3 (1):125-130 (2012)
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In “On Epistemic Abstemiousness,” Alex Bundy has advanced his criticism of our view that the Principle of Suspension yields serious diachronic irrationality. Here, we defend the diachronic perspective on epistemic norms and clarify how we think the diachronic consequences follow.

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Robert B. Talisse
Vanderbilt University
Scott Aikin
Vanderbilt University
Jonathan A. Neufeld
College of Charleston

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