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 15-May-2010-Workshop-Degrees-of-Belief-vs-Belief-S
 tirling-Scotland
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SUMMARY:Workshop "Degrees of Belief vs Belief", St
 irling, Scotland
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100514
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20100515
LOCATION:Stirling, Scotland
DESCRIPTION:This is the second of a series of work
 shops looking at issues located in the area of ove
 rlap between formal and traditional epistemology. 
 The general thought behind this workshop is to bri
 ng together both formal and 'traditional' epistemo
 logists for an event dedicated to a topic lying wi
 thin the area of overlap between the two. The topi
 c for the workshop is the relationship between bel
 iefs and degrees of belief. The notion of belief i
 s often used by 'traditional' epistemologists, whi
 le the idea of degrees of belief is at the heart o
 f formal methods in epistemology and the philosoph
 y of science.   For more information, see http://w
 eb.me.com/philipebert/FTE/Events.html
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n      <p>This is th
 e second of a series of workshops looking at issue
 s\n      located in the area of overlap between fo
 rmal and traditional\n      epistemology. The gene
 ral thought behind this workshop is to\n      brin
 g together both formal and 'traditional' epistemol
 ogists for\n      an event dedicated to a topic ly
 ing within the area of overlap\n      between the 
 two. The topic for the workshop is the relationshi
 p\n      between beliefs and degrees of belief. Th
 e notion of belief is\n      often used by 'tradit
 ional' epistemologists, while the idea of\n      d
 egrees of belief is at the heart of formal methods
  in\n      epistemology and the philosophy of scie
 nce.\n      </p>\n    \n      \n      <p>For more 
 information, see\n        <a target="_blank" href=
 "http://web.me.com/philipebert/FTE/Events.html">ht
 tp://web.me.com/philipebert/FTE/Events.html</a>\n 
      </p>\n    
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