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Philosophy and TechnologyAbstractIn this paper we, an epistemologist and a machine learning scientist, argue that we need to pursue a novel area of philosophical research in AI – the ethics of belief for AI. Here we take the ethics of belief to refer to a field at the intersection of epistemology and ethics concerned with possible moral, practical, and other non-truth-related ...
Winnie Ma, Vincent Valton
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Education and the ethics of belief
British Journal of Educational Studies, 1974(1974). Education and the ethics of belief. British Journal of Educational Studies: Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 5-17.
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1975
No better introduction to Ducasse’s views on religion can be found than his lively correspondence with Dickinson S. Miller on the ethics of belief in which both men used William James’ work as a point of departure. Accordingly, in this chapter, we shall reproduce and comment on this correspondence between old friends, and in the next chapter Ducasse’s ...
Peter H. Hare, Edward H. Madden
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No better introduction to Ducasse’s views on religion can be found than his lively correspondence with Dickinson S. Miller on the ethics of belief in which both men used William James’ work as a point of departure. Accordingly, in this chapter, we shall reproduce and comment on this correspondence between old friends, and in the next chapter Ducasse’s ...
Peter H. Hare, Edward H. Madden
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“The Ethics of Belief” Reconsidered
2001Abstract Addresses the relation between epistemic and moral duty. Argues against what the writer calls the special case thesis, according to which epistemic appraisal is merely an instance of moral appraisal. Argues also against the correlation thesis, which asserts that the appropriateness of a positive (negative) epistemic appraisal ...
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The Journal of Religion, 1969
In his remarkable analysis of The Victorian Frame of Mind,' Walter E. Houghton describes an intellectual torn by two equally strong but conflicting attitudes. On the one hand, the Victorian believed it to be his duty as a thinker to doubt every traditional belief and authority.
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In his remarkable analysis of The Victorian Frame of Mind,' Walter E. Houghton describes an intellectual torn by two equally strong but conflicting attitudes. On the one hand, the Victorian believed it to be his duty as a thinker to doubt every traditional belief and authority.
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Ethical beliefs and professional duty
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2005Some pharmacists are refusing to fill valid prescriptions for birth-control pills on the pretext of personal, moral, or religious beliefs. Recently, a pharmacist, because of religious beliefs, refused to transfer a prescription for birth-control pills to another pharmacy.[1][1] The patient was ...
Roy, Guharoy, John, Noviasky
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