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Daily Archives: April 30, 2007

Christensen’s De-pragmatized Dutch Book Argument

Posted on April 30, 2007 by Kvanvig JonApril 30, 2007
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I got back yesterday from the conference on formal and traditional epistemology at Oklahoma organized by Jim Hawthorne and Wayne Riggs. It was utterly fabulous! Except that I was really sick when I talked, and had to leave early to … Continue reading →

Posted in confirmation theory, formal epistemology | 13 Replies

Christensen’s De-pragmatized Dutch Book Argument

Posted on April 30, 2007 by Kvanvig JonApril 30, 2007
12

I got back yesterday from the conference on formal and traditional epistemology at Oklahoma organized by Jim Hawthorne and Wayne Riggs. It was utterly fabulous! Except that I was really sick when I talked, and had to leave early to … Continue reading →

Posted in confirmation theory, formal epistemology | 12 Replies

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