[SydPhil] Reminder: Allan Hazlett (Edinburgh) @ Wed 24 Apr 2013 15:30 - 17:30 (Seminars)
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Title: Allan Hazlett (Edinburgh)
Intellectual Autonomy
Abstract
Is it good to be intellectually autonomous? If it is, in what way is it
good? In this talk I defend the value of intellectual autonomy by appeal
to the value of non-testimonial knowledge. I criticize some accounts of
the value of non-testimonial belief (namely, those that reject the
possibility of reliable belief, knowledge, certainty, and understanding on
the basis of testimony), and defend the value of non-testimonial knowledge
by appeal to the value of acquaintance (and the propositional knowledge
that comes with it), individual achievement, collective risk-mitigation,
and democratic legitimacy. Non-testimonial knowledge entails acquaintance
(which typically comes with a wealth of propositional knowledge), is always
an individual achievement, and has social value in virtue of its connection
with mitigating the collective risk of error and with democratic
legitimacy.
When: Wed 24 Apr 2013 15:30 – 17:30 Eastern Time - Melbourne, Sydney
Where: S401, Level 4, via Lobby B (or Southern Vestibule), Quadrangle
Building, University Place, The University of Sydney.
Calendar: Seminars
Who:
* samuel.thomas.baron at gmail.com- creator
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