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The Epistemic vs. the Practical

2023
Abstract This chapter defends a Dualism of Theoretical and Practical Reason: what we epistemically ought to believe and what we practically ought to believe may come apart, and both are independently authoritative. In particular, I argue that it’s not the case that epistemic reasons bear on what we ‘just plain ought’ to believe just to ...
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Enriching ‘Learning Activity’ With ‘Epistemic Practices’ – Enhancing Students’ Epistemic Agency and Authority

open access: yesNordic Journal of Studies in Educational Policy, 2016
This article is an unchanged, re-published version of: Inger Eriksson & Viveca Lindberg, ‘Enriching learning activities with epistemic practices enhancing students’ epistemic agency and authority’, with Maja Elmgren, Maria Folke-Fichtelius, Stina ...
Inger Eriksson, Viveca Lindberg
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The Cultural Evolution of Epistemic Practices

Human Nature, 2021
Although a substantial literature in anthropology and comparative religion explores divination across diverse societies and back into history, little research has integrated the older ethnographic and historical work with recent insights on human learning, cultural transmission, and cognitive science.
Ze Hong, Joseph Henrich
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Epistemic Practices

2021
Solving complex, open-ended problems is frequently characterised as the central activity of engineering. Such problem solving requires a high level of epistemic sophistication, however, few studies have investigated the relationship between epistemic cognition and engineering students’ problem solving strategies.
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Epistemic Uniqueness and the Practical Relevance of Epistemic Practices

Philosophia, 2017
By taking the practical relevance of coordinated epistemic standards into account, Dogramaci and Horowitz (Philosophical Issues, 26(1), 130–147, 2016) as well as Greco and Hedden (The Journal of Philosophy, 113(8), 365–395, 2016) offer a new perspective on epistemic permissiveness.
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Epistemic Trust, Epistemic Responsibility, and Medical Practice

Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 2008
Epistemic trust is an unacknowledged feature of medical knowledge. Claims of medical knowledge made by physicians, patients, and others require epistemic trust. And yet, it would be foolish to define all epistemic trust as epistemically responsible.
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Gaming as Epistemic Practice

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
This paper explores into the constitutive entanglement of material (also digital) artifacts and activities of collaborative learning. Drawing on examples of students building the “University of the Future” in the virtual world of Minecraft, we depict how the epistemic function and the material qualities of the shared artifact are intertwined with the ...
Allert, Heidrun   +2 more
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