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    How to Make Up Your Mind
    Philosophy and Phenomenological Research. forthcoming.
    This paper develops an account of committed beliefs: beliefs we commit to through reflection and conscious reasoning. To help make sense of committed beliefs, I present a new view of conscious reasoning, one of putting yourself in a position to become phenomenally consciously aware of evidence. By doing this for different pieces of evidence, you begin to make your up mind, making conscious reasoning, as such, a voluntary activity with an involuntary conclusion. The paper then explains how we use…Read more
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    Finding the Agent in Thinking
    Southwest Philosophy Review 40 (1): 207-215. 2024.