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Programme C 2002
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Conributions to Formal Epistemology
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| INVITED PAPERS |
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Donald Gillies
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Causality, Propensity, and Bayesian Networks |
| David Makinson |
Bridges between Classical and Nonmonotonic Logic |
| Peter Milne |
Measures of Information and Confirmation |
| Wlodek Rabinowicz |
Democratic Answers to Complex Questions - An Epistemic Perspective |
| Krister Segerberg |
Belief States as Hypertheories |
| CONTRIBUTED PAPERS |
| Luc Bovens |
An Impossibility Result for Coherence Rankings |
| Timothy Childers |
Decision Theory for Allais Choosers |
| Richard Dietz |
Vagueness and Subjective Probability |
| Alan Hájek |
Scotching Dutch Books |
| Stephan Hartmann |
Solving the Riddle of Coherence |
| Vincent Hendricks |
The Convergence of Scientific Knowledge |
| Ruurik Holm |
Adjusting Inductive Methods on the Basis of Evidence |
| Franz Huber |
Non-Probabilistic Theory Assesment |
| Anthony S. Gillies |
Epistemic Modality and Epistemic Change |
| Petr Jirků |
Modalities for Dynamics of Rational Reasoning |
| Muhammad Legenhausen |
Certainty and Entailment |
| Pierre Poirier |
A New Formalism for Theories |
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Hans Rott
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A Counterexample to Six Fundamental Principles of Belief Formation |
| Harry Bartley Slater |
Facts and Laws |
| Claude St-Jacques |
An Unified Deterministic and Probabilistic Logic |
| Fredrik Stjernberg |
The Grim Aspects of Omniscience |
| Vladimír Svoboda |
The Surprise Examination Paradox |
| Paul Thorn |
What Happens after Direct Inference? (Principles for Belief Formation in the Face of Evidence that Supports Inconsistent Conclusions) |
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