Is acceptance independent from belief?

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I argue that the conception of acceptance proposed by writers like LJ Cohen, according to which it can be independent from belief, is incorrect. The results are appied to the issue of believing as will according to Van Fraassen's conception of "reflection".

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Pascal Engel
École des hautes études en sciences sociale

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