… We critically examine several of the leading accounts of degrees of belief: … degree of belief’
should be taken as a primitive concept that forms the basis of our best theory of rational belief …

… We critically examine several of the leading accounts of degrees of belief: … degree of belief’
should be taken as a primitive concept that forms the basis of our best theory of rational belief …

… degrees of belief to degrees of truth, whereas I believe that there is a sound inference from
non-epistemic degrees of belief to degrees … The need for degrees of belief Truth is what belief …

… Degrees of belief formally represent the … ’s degree of belief for a particular proposition, the
higher her confidence in the truth of that proposition. For instance, Sophia’s degree of belief …

The idea that belief comes in degrees is based on the observation that we are more certain
of some things than of others. Various theories try to give accounts of how measures of this …

… case: our access to our own degrees of belief is the same kind of access we have to other
people’s degrees of belief. Tradition has it that degree of belief is a functional property that we …

… terms of beliefs simpliciter rather than degrees of belief. If we were to abandon the epistemology
of belief and were to be content with having only an epistemology of degrees of belief, …

… degree of belief or evidential support in either the maximizing or satisficing sense.
Reconstructions of maximizing and satisficing degree of belief … K of full belief. These …

… So, we can rationally believe p even if our specific degree of belief in it is somewhat higher
… of rational degrees of belief important even if, strictly speaking, our degrees of belief are only …

… belief, but of complexes of beliefs, which are different in the two situations. A 0.5-degree
belief that S combined with the belief … degree of belief in S, leads to refusing to bet; a 0.5-degree …