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A Problem for Epistemic Agency – Can We Believe at Will?

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This analysis challenges the claim of belief involuntarism, suggesting epistemic agency may allow for intentional belief.

The analysis casts doubt on the claim that believing at will is impossible, introducing nuances in our understanding of agency.
It dissects two prominent arguments for belief involuntarism, revealing methodological discrepancies that weaken their positions.
By suggesting we may be capable of intentional belief, the study opens up a discussion about the nature of epistemic agency.
The findings imply that if it's possible to believe at will, this supports the concept of real epistemic agency.

Viktor EBEN (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis challenges the claim of belief involuntarism, suggesting epistemic agency may allow for intentional belief.

The analysis casts doubt on the claim that believing at will is impossible, introducing nuances in our understanding of agency.
It dissects two prominent arguments for belief involuntarism, revealing methodological discrepancies that weaken their positions.
By suggesting we may be capable of intentional belief, the study opens up a discussion about the nature of epistemic agency.
The findings imply that if it's possible to believe at will, this supports the concept of real epistemic agency.

Viktor EBEN (2025) studied this question.

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