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The Bloomsbury research in analytic philosophy series includes works that engage deeply with central themes in analytic philosophy, often through historical and conceptual analysis. One volume in the series, authored by Robert B. Talisse and published in 2014, examines the philosophical debate between evidentialism and the will to believe, focusing on the writings of W. K. Clifford and William James. The book investigates the ethical and epistemological implications of belief formation, particularly through the lens of Clifford's shipowner example and James's criteria for genuine options.
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2014 · Robert B. Talisse
Explores the history of ideas governing evidentialism through two touchstone essays, W. K. Clifford's 'The Ethics of Belief' and William James's 'The…
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What order should I read the Bloomsbury research in analytic philosophy books in?
Read them in publication order — the list above is sorted by first publication where known, starting with “Evidentialism And The Will To Believe”.
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We list 1 books by Robert B. Talisse , published in 2014.
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