@inbook{b5b2cb98936c46b7bcf3c73dea056a37,
title = "Total Evidence, Uncertainty and A Priori Beliefs",
abstract = "Defining the rational belief state of an agent in terms of her initial or a priori belief state as well as her total evidence can help to address a number of important philosophical problems. In this paper, I discuss how this strategy can be applied to cases in which evidence is uncertain. I argue that taking evidence to be uncertain allows us to uniquely determine an agent{\textquoteright}s subjective a priori belief state from her present beliefs and her total evidence. However, this also undermines a common assumption on the independence evidence.",
author = "Benjamin Bewersdorf",
year = "2016",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-1-84890-160-5",
series = "The SILFS series ",
publisher = "College Publications",
pages = "57--66",
editor = "Laura Felline and Antonio Ledda and Francesco Paoli and Emanuele Rossanese",
booktitle = "New Directions in Logic and the Philosophy of Science",
}