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Doxastic Arrogance Paradox
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DOI：10.12775/LLP.2025.020.png)
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The Doxastic Arrogance Paradox, DAP, states that the belief that a proposition is an item of knowledge implies that the proposition holds/is true. Some possible sources of DAP, different from the negative introspection principle for knowledge, are pointed out. The emplacement of DAP among related paradoxes of epistemic-doxastic logics is characterized. Finally, some profits of the identification of sources of DAP for the philosophical analysis of knowledge and belief are pointed out.
Keywords:
knowledge
belief
epistemic-doxastic logics
paradoxes
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