Introduction: Why Responsible Belief Matters
Chapter 1: Doxastic Responsibility: What Is It?
Chapter 2. The Problem: Doxastic Control and Doxastic
Obligations
Chapter 3: The Solution: Doxastic Influence and Intellectual
Obligations
Chapter 4: Responsible Belief Entails the Ability to Believe
Otherwise
Chapter 5: Responsible Belief Is Radically Subjective
Chapter 6: Responsible Belief Is Compatible with Doxastic Luck
Appendix: Responsible Belief and Epistemically Justified Belief
Bibliography
Index
Rik Peels is an assistant professor at the Vrije Universiteit
Amsterdam, the Netherlands. His primary research interests are the
ethics of belief, ignorance, scientism, and various issues in the
philosophy of religion, such as whether God has a sense of humor.
He edited Moral and Social Perspectives on Ignorance (2016), and he
co-edited The Epistemic Dimensions of Ignorance (2016) and
Scientism: A Philosophical Exposition and
Evaluation (OUP, 2017). He also regularly publishes opinion pieces
in newspapers, does radio and television interviews, and engages in
public debates on several controversial issues in ethics and the
philosophy of religion.
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