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Epistemic Future and epistemic modal verbs in Portuguese

Journal of Portuguese Linguistics, 2020
This paper discusses the semantics of two epistemic operators in Portuguese: the epistemic Future and modal verbs. The idea sustained in the literature for other languages that the epistemic Future has the same semantics as the modal verb (equivalent to)
Rui Marques
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Epistemic utility theory’s difficult future [PDF]

SynthÈse, 2021
According to epistemic utility theory, epistemic rationality is teleological: epistemic norms are instrumental norms that have the aim of acquiring accuracy. What’s definitive of these norms is that they can be expected to lead to the acquisition of accuracy when followed.
Chad Marxen
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Cracks in the foundation: disrupted epistemic trust as a link between trauma, PTSD and disturbances in self-organization [PDF]

Translational Psychiatry
Traumatic experiences profoundly impact mental and physical health, alongside an individual’s trust in their social environment. Disruptions in epistemic trust – the capacity to evaluate and trust socially communicated information – are theorized to ...
Eileen Lashani, Peter Fonagy, David Riedl, Hanna Kampling, Johannes Kruse, Astrid Lampe, Veronika Engert, P. Read Montague, Elmar Brähler, Jörg M. Fegert, Cedric Sachser, Tobias Nolte   +11 more
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Equity Gaps in Epistemic Cognition Between Black, Hispanic/Latino, Asian, and White University Students [PDF]

Behavioral Sciences
Previous research has shown that epistemic cognition—the knowledge about what makes a belief justified or true—tends to be higher among White students compared to Black, Hispanic/Latino, and Asian students.
Julia Zavala, Rebecca C. Trenz, Terrence Calistro, Deanna Kuhn   +3 more
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A unified analysis of the future as epistemic modality [PDF]

Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 2017
We offer an analysis of the Greek and Italian future morphemes as epistemic modal operators. The main empirical motivation comes from the fact that future morphemes have systematic purely epistemic readings-not only in Greek and Italian, but also in Dutch, German, and En-glish will.
Alda Mari, Anastasia Giannakidou
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Epistemic Beliefs: Relationship to Future Expectancies and Quality of Life in Cancer Patients [PDF]

Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 2022
Expectations about the future (future expectancies) are important determinants of psychological well-being among cancer patients, but the strategies patients use to maintain positive and cope with negative expectancies are incompletely understood.To obtain preliminary evidence on the potential role of one strategy for managing future expectancies: the ...
Tania D. Strout, Emily Edelman
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Epistemic participation: How to produce knowledge about the economic future [PDF]

Social Studies of Science, 2013
This article explores economic forecasting by examining the various social settings and networks economic forecasters are embedded in. It discusses how forecasters meet with political and economic actors and also how members of forecasting teams embody main aggregates of the economy to commonly produce a consensus about the economic future.
Werner Reichmann
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The Future of Epistemic Possibility

Kriterion (Austria), 2017
Abstract I am concerned with epistemic possibility expressions (EPEs) such as \It might be raining." Much of the discussion of EPEs has concerned the fact that a given EPE can seem true in one context and false in another. Motivated by this data, contextualists have argued that modal expressions are sensitive to information at a context ...
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Epistemic Educational Futures in an Era of Deglobalization and the Polycrisis

Nordic Journal of Comparative and International Education
This conceptual paper explores what I term epistemic educational futures, utilizing a reparatory framework. It argues that this is possible because deglobalization and the polycrisis have created new geocentric spaces in which we can rethink the role of
tavis d. jules
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Whose future?: Epistemic challenges to the collective ‘we’ in long-term governance

TATuP – Zeitschrift für Technikfolgenabschätzung in Theorie und Praxis
Building on insights from Science & Technology Studies and epistemology, this article critically examines the epistemic underpinnings of long-term governance (LTG), particularly its implicit assumptions about temporality, collective agency, and the ...
Martin Böhnert
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