Epistemic Reasons, Norms and Goals  [online] /  
ed. Martin Grajner, Pedro Schmechtig 
 - Berlin :   De Gruyter,   2016 
 - 1 resursă online  (453 p.) 
<br/><br/> Frontmatter  Table of Contents  Acknowledgements  Introduction: Epistemic Reasons, Norms and Goals I. Epistemic reasons  In defense of psychologism about reasons  Learning from learning from our mistakes  Destabilizing the error theory  Peer disagreement, rational requirements, and evidence of evidence as evidence against II. Epistemic norms  Belief, truth and radical disagreement  Assertion, knowledge and rational credibility: The scoreboard  Commonality reconsidered: On the common source of epistemic standards  Epistemic standards: High hopes and low expectations  What do I care about epistemic norms? III Epistemic consequentialism  Epistemic normativity: From direct to indirect epistemic consequentialism  Tradeoffs, self-promotion, and epistemic teleology  Epistemic consequentialism: Its relation to ethical consequentialism and the truth-indication principle  How to overstretch the ethics-epistemology analogy: Berker’s critique of epistemic consequentialism IV. Epistemic goals and values  External goals and inherent norms – A cluster-conception of epistemic normativity  The aim of belief and the goal of truth: Reflections on Rosenberg  Ought to believe, evidential understanding and the pursuit of wisdom  Epistemic axiology  Objectual understanding, factivity and belief  Contributors<br/>  Author Index<br/>  Subject Index<br/> 
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