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truth-conduciveness of coherence: a standalone construct

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Formal epistemology

question whether more coherent sets of beliefs are more probably true, studied with probabilistic measures of coherence.

In formal epistemology, truth-conduciveness of coherence refers to question whether more coherent sets of beliefs are more probably true, studied with probabilistic measures of coherence. This meaning comes from Shogenji (1999) in Analysis.[1]

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References

Shogenji, T. (1999). Is coherence truth conducive? Analysis, 59(4), 338-345. https://doi.org/10.1093/analys/59.4.338

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