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Just as there appear to be situations in which every available option is morally unacceptable, so too there appear to be situations in which every available option is epistemically unacceptable. These have come to be known as 'epistemic dilemmas'. The existence of epistemic dilemmas is controversial. Some epistemologists argue that we should accept them, but there is little agreement about their nature or the contexts in which they arise. Others have argued that they are impossible in principle, or that, even if they are possible, the situations other epistemologists have taken to be epistemic dilemmas are no such thing. Presenting seventeen new essays by leading and up-and-coming epistemologists, Essays on Epistemic Dilemmas pushes the discussion forward by shedding new light on a wide range of areas where epistemic dilemmas may occur.
Contents
Epistemic Dilemmas: A Guide
1: On the Very Idea of an Epistemic Dilemma
2: Epistemic Dilemmas Defended
3: Dilemmas as Conflicts Between Values
4: Doxastic Dilemmas and the Method of Division
5: Epistemological Ambivalence
6: Beginning in Wonder: Suspensive Attitudes and Epistemic Dilemmas
7: The Unity of Evidence and Coherence
8: Evidence-Coherence Conflicts Revisited
9: Embracing Incoherence
10: Epistemic Ideals, a Dilemma, and Stable Evidential Support
11: Defending the Enkratic Requirement
12: Pragmatism, Evidentialism, and Dilemmas
13: Can Commitment Pose a Rational Dilemma?
14: Dilemmas in Science Communication
15: On Moral Encroachment and Normative Conflicts for Graded Belief
16: Epistemic Dilemmas, Undermining Scenarios and Determinate Recommendations
17: Where is the Clutter Avoidance Dilemma?
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