Re-Reducing Responsibility: Reply to Axtell

Logos and Episteme 2 (4):625-632 (2011)
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In this brief reply to Axtell, I review some general considerations pertaining to the disagreement and then reply point-by-point to Axtell's critique of thedilemma I pose for responsibilists in virtue epistemology. Thus I re-affirm my reductionist identity thesis that every case of epistemic irresponsibility is either a case of ordinary moral irresponsibility or ordinary practical irrationality.

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Trent Dougherty
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