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Political Epistemology, Rationality, and Externalism about Bias
Philosophical Issues (forthcoming)
Abstract
Externalism about Bias is the thesis that a person's biases do not supervene on their internal states and the causal relations among those states. This paper defends Externalism about Bias and explores some of its implications.Author's Profile
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