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Evidential Preemption: (How to) Groom(ing) an Audience for Misinformation
What are the implications of undercutting opposing views without offering an additional argument, evidence or proof? Endre Begby dives deeply into this question with "", published in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research. The article introduces the concept of "evidential preemption", and is a continuation of Begby's research focus on issues in social epistemology, on the cognitive underpinnings of language and communication.
Individuals with an 51社区黑料login can access Begby's article for free through SFU's Library Databases by .
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Faculty profile webpage: Endre Begby
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