Twelve Questions about Keynes's Concept of Weight

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• On the relationship between Keynes’s conception of evidential weight and the Ellsberg paradox

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• The base rate fallacy reconsidered

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• A New Look at Keynesian Weight of Evidence

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• On Analyzing the Standards of Forensic Evidence

  Open Access•L Jonathan Cohen, Larry Cohen•Philosophy of Science•1987

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• Keynes after Ramsey

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• J. M. Keynes's Theoretical Approach to Decision-making Under Conditions of Risk and Uncertainty

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• Hume on Probability

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• What has science to do with truth

  Open Access•L Jonathan Cohen, Larry Cohen•Synthese•1980

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• The Theory of Probability

  Donald C Williams, Hans Reichenbach et al.•Philosophy and Phenomenological…•1950

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• Corroboration, Explanation, Evolving Probability, Simplicity and a Sharpened Razor

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