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Author Archives: mcgrew

In search of the Holy Grail: Probability and Inductive Logic Texts

Posted on March 31, 2005 by mcgrewMarch 31, 2005
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It’s that time of year again. The forms for fall 2005 textbooks are sitting in my mailbox. And I am genuinely stuck. I’m slated to teach a graduate course in the Philosophical Uses of Probability. I can expect the students … Continue reading →

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Epistemic constraints on Jeffrey conditioning

Posted on February 26, 2005 by mcgrewFebruary 26, 2005
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Literature question: is there anything out there about epistemic constraints on, or an epistemic rationale for, the use of Jeffrey conditioning? Dick Jeffrey was, himself, a radical personalist, so he had little to say about the conditions under which it … Continue reading →

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