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Title: Dominic Murphy
Delusions and Folk Epistemology
Abstract: I suggest that the correct way to think about the concept of
delusion is that it marks a class of beliefs that are inexplicable using
the constraints of what I call 'folk epistemology. Folk epistemology is a
collection of common sense assumptions about the ways beliefs are
caused. I suggest that seeing delusions in this way solves some of the
familiar puzzles about the concept, but it also raises worries that
delusions may not be a natural kind amenable to a unified scientific
treatment.
When: Mon May 10 1pm – 2:30pm Eastern Time - Melbourne, Sydney
Where: University of Sydney philosophy common room
Calendar: Current Projects
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