research overview
- Dr. Talbot's current research looks into the source and importance of epistemic norms, and into how our understanding of what is of value should inform our understanding of reasons for and norms on belief.
- Contact Info
Talbot, Brian
Positions
- Associate Professor, Philosophy
Research Areas
Research
keywords
- philosophical methodology, metaphilosophy, epistemology, ethics
Publications
selected publications
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book
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journal article
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Headaches for epistemologists.
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
408-433.
2022
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Epistemic repugnance four ways.
Synthese.
3001-3022.
2021
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Why Impossible Options Are Better: Consequentializing Dilemmas.
Utilitas.
221-236.
2021
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Repugnant Accuracy.
Noûs.
540-563.
2019
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Collective action problems and conflicting obligations.
Philosophical Studies.
2239-2261.
2018
- Epistemic consequentialism 2018
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Headaches for epistemologists.
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
408-433.
2022
Background
education and training
- Ph.D., University of Southern California 2009
- J.D., University of California-Berkeley 1998
- B.A., University of California-Berkeley 1995
International Activities
geographic focus
- Australia Country
- Germany Country
- Italy Country
- Sweden Country
- United Kingdom Country