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Chloé de Canson
University of Groningen
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  • University of Groningen
    Faculty of Philosophy
    Assistant Professor
London School of Economics
Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method
PhD, 2020
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Areas of Specialization
Epistemology
Formal Epistemology
Feminist Epistemology
Areas of Interest
Inductive Skepticism
Illness
Death and Dying
Black Feminism
Marxist and Socialist Feminism
Queer Feminism
Radical Feminism
Moral Psychology
Colonialism and Postcolonialism
Psychoanalysis, Misc
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    Objectivity and the Method of Arbitrary Functions
    British Journal for the Philosophy of Science. forthcoming.
    There is widespread excitement in the literature about the method of arbitrary functions: many take it to show that it is from the dynamics of systems that the objectivity of probabilities emerge. In this paper, I differentiate three ways in which a probability function might be objective, and I argue that the method of arbitrary functions cannot help us show that dynamics objectivise probabilities in any of these senses.
    Chance and Objective Probability, MiscInterpretation of Probability, MiscChance and Determinism
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    Objectivity and the Method of Arbitrary Functions
    British Journal for the Philosophy of Science. forthcoming.
    Science, Logic, and Mathematics
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