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ERC KNOW-HOW: A new framework for theoretical and practical control across intelligence domains

Knowing what is true is valuable, but practical knowledge - knowledge of how to do things - is equally critical. Having such ‘know-how’ enables us to succeed in action and achieve our goals. Currently, little consensus exists about the nature of know-how and what is involved in exercising it. These barriers hinder our ability to recognise and utilise know-how effectively.KNOW-HOW is a major research project funded by the European Research Council (AdG 101199255) which aims to make a major advance here by developing a comprehensive framework for understanding know-how and its place in a wider web of concepts we rely on to understand and describe intelligent behaviour. The project will put our understanding of know-how on a new footing, impacting academic research across disciplines.

Latest Publications

Virtue Epistemology for the Zetetic Turn

This article develops and argues for a virtue epistemology that includes performance-normative evaluations of interrogative attitudes (IAs) We argue that (1) IAs are competent when they manifest (rightly situated) dispositions to form IAs in sound questions reliably enough, and (2) IAs are apt when their being directed towards a sound question manifests the relevant competence. 

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