Epistemic environmentalism and autonomy: the case of conceptual engineering

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• What: The corresponding worry for environmentalism, then, is that when the authors focus too much on creating an environment that helps people to acquire true beliefs, knowledge, or other epistemic goods regardless of their own motivation and ability, the authors might neglect the important task of developing this internal motivation and ability. The aim of the participants of such rational debate on concepts is not to govern other people`s beliefs; it is, first and foremost, a self-regarding enterprise, where people each govern their own concepts and thereby beliefs, by participating in shaping the shared linguistic . . .
  

   

  

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