Richard’s Substack
Richard PettigrewMy personal Substack. I write here about the parts of philosophy I'm thinking about. Currently, I'm thinking more & more about political philosophy, but for the past decade I've worked in epistemology and rational choice theory, so that will come up too!
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Lifelong learning and the Aims of Higher Education
Last Thursday, I gave the annual Daniel C. Dennett Lecture in Culture and Technology, a public lecture hosted by Northeastern University London. Below is the text. While I didn’t realise it at the time, my generous respondent, Christoph Sch...
Why it's better to be more coherent
If Isack is 20% sure the bird in front of him is a white-browed coucal, and 40% sure it’s a black coucal, and certain that, if it’s a coucal, it’s one of those two, but 80% sure it’s a coucal, his beliefs are incoherent, and we think that’s...
Verity and Episto: a dialogue on the value of understanding
Beinn a’ Chrùlaiste, Glen Coe, Scotland
Bayesianism when learning isn't straightforward
Occasionally, you come across a paper you like so much, you feel the need to evangelise about it. So it is with ‘Bayes is Back’, a recent paper by Alex Meehan and Snow Zhang in Philosophical Review that I’ve been studying as I write a new b...
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Professor of Philosophy at the University of Bristol. Writing about uncertainty, accuracy, choice, transformative experience, risk, choosing for others...
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