Beliefs

In The Evolution of the Soul. Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (1986)
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Abstract

Beliefs are people's maps of the world. They are passive and involuntary; agents have infallible beliefs about their own beliefs, but only fallible beliefs about the beliefs of others. All other mental events, such as memories and emotions, can be analysed in terms of the five components of the mental life – sensations, thoughts, and purposes and beliefs and desires.

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reprint Swinburne, Richard (1997) "Beliefs". In Swinburne, Richard, The evolution of the soul, pp. 122-142: Oxford University Press (1997)

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