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What is the role of causation in justification?
24. October 2009 by Raleigh Miller.
Just a short note regarding some disputes that i’ve been having recently with some colleagues. I’ve recently been concerned with sub-doxastic mental states. Subdoxastic mental states are representational mental states that are not beliefs, are non-conceptual (this is controversial), are inaccessible to consciousness (this is controversial), and are inferentially isolated (this is controversial, though less so). They are representational mental states which play a role in causing beliefs.
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