the oxford handbook of political economy oct 2006

... account of knowledge. Within the discipline of philosophy, epistemology is the study of the nature of knowledge and justification: in particular, the study of (a) the defining components, (b) the ... illustrates the hopes of the modal logicians who developed epistemic logic with Fitch's proof for unknowables and the surprise-test paradox. He considers th...

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... that the value of the created universe increases in proportion to the variety of kinds of beings God creates. For the purpose of the created world is to reflect the infinite goodness of God. ... independent of who they are and the kind of lives they lead. To base his love on who they are and the kind of lives they lead would be to take those persons and the...

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... understood in terms of the theory of defeasibility rather than the theory of sources or of positive grounds. The importance of incoherence as a defeater of justification, then, is not a good ... rational from the point of view of theoretical reason, as well as a twofold requirement: of an adequate proportion of rational cognitions and of the absence of cert...

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... almost overwhelming in the case of the last. Nevertheless very few of them are seriously concerned with the ques- tion of the rise and progress of political economy in the Scottish Enlightenment. It ... introduced the following form of government into all the nations they subdued. The general of the army became king of the conquered country, and he divide...

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