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1. 1. Evidentialism And The Will To Believe

   An Analysis of William James's Critique of Evidentialism

   

   The book explores the philosophical debate between evidentialism, the view that beliefs should be formed based solely on evidence, and the concept of the will to believe, which suggests that there are circumstances where it is permissible to hold beliefs without sufficient evidence. It delves into the historical and contemporary arguments surrounding these positions, examining the works of key philosophers and the implications for epistemology and ethics. The author critically analyzes the tensions between rational belief formation and the practical needs of human life, ultimately seeking a nuanced understanding of how we justify our beliefs.