Curating Our Epistemic Lives: On the Permissibility of Choices to be Ignorant

Malone, Philippa

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Curating Our Epistemic Lives: On the Permissibility of Choices to be Ignorant

thesis

posted on 29.01.2020, 19:35 by Philippa Malone

This thesis considers whether we should be allowed make choices to be ignorant. I discuss this question by considering how choices to be ignorant affect our ability to make rational choices, to act morally, and be confident in our beliefs.

History

Principal supervisor

Suzanne

Additional supervisor 1

Toby Handfield

Additional supervisor 2

Robert Mark Simpson

Year of Award

2020

Department, School or Centre

School of Philosophical, Historical & International Studies

Course

Master of Arts

Degree Type

MPHIL

Campus location

Australia

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Keywords

Epistemology Understanding Ignorance Epistemic Injustice Decision Theory Transformative Experience

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Curating Our Epistemic Lives: On the Permissibility of Choices to be Ignorant

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Additional supervisor 2

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