Catrin Campbell-Moore

Catrin Campbell-Moore

Lecturer in Philosophy

University of Bristol

About me

I work on formal epistemology and logic, and often on the connection between these.

I have a particular interest in credal versions of the liar paradox. My PhD primarily worked on modifying accounts of the liar to deal with probabilities. I am now considering whether these accounts can help us understand epistemic rationality in these cases.

I have a broader interest in thinking about epistemic rationality when we reject some of the underlying assumptions, for example, when the logic is non-classical, the decision theory is risk-sensitive, or where the model of belief is relaxed, such as allowing for imprecise probabilities.

Interests
  • Accuracy
  • Models of degreed belief
  • Non-classical Logic
  • Imprecise probability
  • Liar paradox

Employment and Education

Projects

Undermining Beliefs and Imprecise Probabilities
This studies epistemic versions of the liar paradox and suggests imprecise probabilities are rationally required in such cases.
Undermining Beliefs and Imprecise Probabilities
Epistemic Rationality
How do accuracy-considerations apply in settings such as risk-aware decision theories, non-classical logic, imprecise probabilities?

Popular Topics

Accuracy Imprecise Probability Indeterminate Probability Kripkean fixed-points Probability filters Revision Theory of truth Risk-sensitive decision theory Self-referential probability

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Academic Title
Dr