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Hi Ben, Yes, the upcoming Thick Concepts conference looks great and I wish I were going. Thanks for the comments on our contribution to your special edition of Philosophical Papers. You had alot of thoughts on it, and at the end said "debate the normativity question over the broader front of other epistemic values too (like the value of justification for its own sake, the value of truthfulness, trustworthiness, understanding, etc.)." Yes, I'd agree with that and think that virtue reliabilists and responsibilists can both want to 'thicken' epistemology through a richer, creamery epistemological axiology. There are other things that are of value epistemically than just truth and justification in beliefs, but a thinfocused deontological tradition makes it difficult to see why the intellectual virtues bear upon questions of epistemic value. This is just another way of saying, as you suggested putting it, that its "justification" is conceived of in too thin a way. Or another way, that justification as the focus of the internalist/externalist debate, has focused epistemology's energies on a deontological concepts (and propositional justification), rather than axiological ones (and habits contributing to doxastic and personal justification). So if part of the issue regarding Oakley 'thick' epistemology is how exactly to draw the parallel between the projects of thickening ethics and of thickening epistemology, I'd still maintain that a common rejection among virtue Oakley UK theorists of "centralism" a useful waythough not of course the only way. Our paper talks about how veritist epistemology is a Oakley Outlet shared assumption of the internalist/ externalist debate, but we didn't say much about how each can assume a version of epistemic centralism.
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