Publikation: Agnosticism as settled indecision
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In this paper, I spell out a descriptive account of agnosticism that captures the intuitive view that a subject enters the mental state of agnosticism via an act or event called suspension. I will argue that agnosticism is a complex mental state, and that the formation of an attitude is the relevant act or event by which a subject commits to indecision regarding some matter. I will suggest a ‘two-component analysis’ that addresses two aspects that jointly account for the settled state of agnosticism: (1) the subject’s de facto indecision and (2) the subject’s commitment to her indecision. Unlike meta-cognitivist or sui generis accounts, I do not take the agnostic’s commitment to indecision as constitutive for her indecision but rather as an evaluation or qualification of the indecision that she already exhibits. Agnosticism, thus, is a settled form of indecision that marks the end of inquiry.
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WAGNER, Verena, 2022. Agnosticism as settled indecision. In: Philosophical Studies. Springer. 2022, 179(2), pp. 671-697. ISSN 0031-8116. eISSN 1573-0883. Available under: doi: 10.1007/s11098-021-01676-3BibTex
@article{Wagner2022-02Agnos-54175, year={2022}, doi={10.1007/s11098-021-01676-3}, title={Agnosticism as settled indecision}, number={2}, volume={179}, issn={0031-8116}, journal={Philosophical Studies}, pages={671--697}, author={Wagner, Verena} }
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