Thinking about Thinking about Sex

In Fritz Allhoff, Michael Bruce & Robert M. Stewart (eds.), College Sex ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 145–157 (2010-09-24)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Goldilocks Epistemology: Not Too Soft, Not Too Firm, but Just Right Sex Talk: You Should Know Better Epistemology Helps You Be More You (… in bed) How To Get Better Sex From Epistemologists The View from Here.

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thinking about ‐ thinking about sex   college students, with healthy and good sex lives ‐ improving epistemologically   epistemology ‐ philosophical field examining knowledge, its presumptions and foundations   best way of channeling our “true for” impulse ‐ judging beliefs differently than believers   epistemologists, and “Epistemic justification” ‐ something like reasonableness   Antioch College, instituting famous ‐ or infamous Sexual Offense Policy   our thinking, ranging from low‐level to high‐level   knowledge, justified belief and epistemic effort ‐ not just good for knowledge base, but good for you   Richard Foley, argueing ‐ that it's epistemically best for one to be internally consistent   college students, evaluating critically ‐ transforming their beliefs and ways of thinking

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