二维De Se Chance Defence

IF 1 2区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

AUSTRALASIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY Pub Date : 2023-05-16 DOI:10.1080/00048402.2023.2169945

J. Dmitri Gallow

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*Dianoia哲学研究所高级研究员·dmitri.gallow@acu.edu.au1 LCD与Lewis的主原则不同，尽管它遵循了Lewis接受的条件化更新规则的主原则（见他1999年的例子）。2符号：我在等号上方加一个感叹号，表示等号应该成立，而不是成立。3.问题1：假设我们即将掷硬币，但在掷硬币之前，我们会说：“让我们把硬币的哪一边称为‘Uppy’。”

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Two-Dimensional De Se Chance Deference

∗ Senior Research Fellow, Dianoia Institute of Philosophy · dmitri.gallow@acu.edu.au 1 LCD isn’t the same as Lewis’s Principal Principle, though it follows from the Principal Principle given the updating rule of conditionalization, which Lewis accepted (see his 1999, e.g.). 2 Notation: I place an exclamation mark above an equals sign to say that the equality should hold, not that it does hold. 3. Problem #1: suppose that we are about to flip a coin, but before we do so, we introduce the name ‘Uppy’ by saying: “Let’s call whichever side of the coin actually lands up ‘Uppy’.”

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