Ways to Knowledge-First Believe

Erkenntnis 88 (3):1189-1205 (2023)
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Abstract

On a widely suggested knowledge-first account of belief, to believe p is to phi as if one knew p. I challenge this view by arguing against various regimentations of it. I conclude by generalizing my argument to alternative knowledge-first views suggested by Williamson and Wimmer.

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Simon Wimmer
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