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|a Epistemic virtue and doxastic responsibility /
|c James A. Montmarquet.
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|c c1993.
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|g Ch. 1.
|t Arguments for Doxastic Responsibility.
|t The Problem Defined.
|t Truth, Justification, and Responsibility.
|t Action, Responsibility, and Belief.
|t Ethics: Subjective and Objective Justification.
|t An Argument of Roderick Chisholm.
|t Belief and Intellectual Character --
|g Ch. 2.
|t Epistemic Virtue.
|t Conscientiousness and Virtue.
|t Epistemic Virtues: A Preliminary Catalogue.
|t Epistemic Virtues: Their Epistemic Status.
|t The Goals of Epistemic Life.
|t Virtues and Capacities: Motivations of the View to Be Developed --
|g Ch. 3.
|t Epistemic Virtue and Responsibility I.
|t Sketch of a Theory.
|t Deontology, Consequentialism, and Epistemic Virtue.
|t Direct Doxastic Responsibility.
|t The Kantian Analogy.
|t Responsibility and "Avoidability" --
|g Ch. 4.
|t Epistemic Virtue and Responsibility II.
|t The Range of Doxastic Responsibility.
|t Epistemic Negligence.
|t Further Problems.
|t A Dialogue with the Cardinal --
|g Ch. 5.
|t Doxastic Voluntariness.
|t Weak (Analogical) Doxastic Voluntariness.
|t Strong Doxastic Voluntariness.
|t Acceptance, Assent, and Belief --
|g Ch. 6.
|t Epistemic Virtue and Justification.
|t Character and Normative Judgment.
|t Virtue and Justification.
|t Virtue and Justification Continued.
|t Toward a Unified Normative Science: Ethics and Epistemology.
|t Appendix One: Descartes and Doxastic Freedom.
|t Preliminary Reflections.
|t The "Non-Neutral" Will.
|t Will and Understanding.
|t Belief and the Will.
|t Unrestricted Voluntarism.
|t Direct versus Indirect Cartesian Voluntarism.
|t Appendix Two: Normative Epistemology.
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