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    Author
    Fallis, Don
    Issue Date
    2007
    Submitted date
    2007-11-21
    Keywords
    Philosophy
    Epistemology
    Social Epistemology
    Local subject classification
    collectives
    epistemic goals
    distribution of knowledge
    group belief
    
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    Collective Epistemic Goals 2007, 21(3) Social Epistemology
    Publisher
    Taylor & Francis
    Journal
    Social Epistemology
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10150/106289
    Abstract
    We all pursue epistemic goals as individuals. But we also pursue collective epistemic goals. In the case of many groups to which we belong, we want each member of the group--and sometimes even the group itself--to have as many true beliefs as possible and as few false beliefs as possible. In this paper, I respond to the main objections to the very idea of such collective epistemic goals. Furthermore, I describe the various ways that our collective epistemic goals can come into conflict with each other. And I argue that we must appeal to pragmatic considerations in order to resolve such conflicts.
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    en
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