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...Julia Staffel Lord Errol , The Importance of Being Rational . Oxford: Oxford University Press , 2018 . 288 pp . © 2019 by Cornell University 2019 Errol Lord's new book The Importance of Being Rational takes on the ambitious task of defending reasons fundamentalism. According...

...Bob Beddor Staffel Julia , Unsettled Thoughts: A Theory of Degrees of Rationality . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2019 . 240 pp. © 2022 by Cornell University 2022 One of the major epistemological developments in recent decades is the ascent of Bayesianism. Despite its...

... nonideal agents approximate ideal ones—and why? ( De Bona and Staffel 2017, 2018 ). How should you update your beliefs when you might make mistakes? ( Bronfman 2014 ; Gallow , forthcoming). And so on. All of these questions—and many more besides—can be straightforwardly addressed using consequentialist...

... on Epistemology and Metaphysics Conference, and Washington University. Special thanks to Sam Carter, Keith DeRose, Ben Holguín, Ofra Magidor, Daniel Rothschild, Julia Staffel, Eric Swanson, Brian Weatherson, and Tim Williamson for helpful insights on earlier drafts.  1. For sympathetic discussion...

... . Common-Sense Morality and Consequentialism . London : Routledge . Slote Michael , and Pettit Philip . 1984 . “ Satisficing Consequentialism .” Aristotelian Society Supplementary 58 , no. 1 : 139 – 76 . Staffel Julia . 2021 . “ Normative Uncertainty and Probabilistic...

... solution that aims to preserve the authoritative normativity of fittingness, see Howard (2019b) . 38. There are some tricky questions about how to characterize “second-best” in epistemology (for some discussion, see Staffel 2015 ). But our view still offers some guidance. Suppose the evidence...

... Staffel, Mike Titelbaum, and audiences at UC Irvine, the University of São Paulo, and the University of Gdańsk, along with three anonymous referees. Special thanks to Kevin Dorst, Jason Konek, and Richard Pettigrew, who gave detailed comments on multiple versions of the draft. Some of my research...

... in this essay, I am grateful to Jessica Brown, Fabrizio Cariani, David Christensen, Michael DePaul, John Hawthorne, Nick Leonard, Julia Staffel, two anonymous referees for the Philosophical Review , audience members at the University of Arizona, the 3rd Annual Graduate Epistemology Conference at the University...