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"Epistemic humility" as a book category collects works that explore the limits, fallibility, and ethics of knowing—books that prize intellectual modesty over certainty. These titles examine how we form beliefs, recognize bias, revise views in light of new evidence, and navigate ambiguity across science, history, politics, and everyday life; they range from philosophical treatises and cognitive-science research to narrative journalism, memoir, and practical guides for better reasoning. The tone is reflective and inquisitive, encouraging skepticism without cynicism, curiosity without arrogance, and interdisciplinary thinking that values pluralism, uncertainty, and the social dimensions of knowledge. Aimed at readers who want to think more clearly, argue more fairly, and live with greater epistemic responsibility, the category highlights methods for learning well, admitting error, and staying open to revision.

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