Good, the Bad, and the Feasible

Feasibilism urges manifesting the best feasible dispositions--ways of forming and retaining doxastic states, as well as choosing and acting--that are available to beings like us. The first part of The Good, the Bad, and the Feasible presents case studies showing how epistemological implementations of feasibilism can advance long-standing debates in epistemology, including the New Evil Demon Proble...