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Agency and Interaction What We Are and What We Do in Formal Epistemology |
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Συγγραφέας: Vincent F. Hendricks Vincent F. Hendricks: Agency and Interaction What We Are and What We Do in Formal Epistemology (pdf, 16 pages) Formal epistemology is the study of crucial concepts in general or mainstream epistemology including knowledge, belief (-change), certainty, rationality, reasoning, decision, justiâ¦cation, learning, agent interaction and information processing using a spread of di¤erent formal tools. The formal tools may be drawn from logic, probability theory, game theory, decision theory, formal learning theory, distributed computing and is thus not simply a purely philosophical province. Its practitioners include philosophers, computer scientists, social scientists, cognitive psychologists, theoretical economists, mathematicians, and theoretical linguists. Formal epistemology is a thoroughly interdisciplinary â¦eld with many agendas, actors and issues. What follows is a breezy overview of formal epistemology as organized around notions of agency and interaction. |
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