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    Belief is essentially normative

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    Content is essentially normativeThere is an essential connection between belief and content such that if belief ...

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    The argument from belief proceeds in two steps: It is argued, first, that belief is essentially normative, and second, that there is an essential connection between belief and content such that if belief is essentially normative it follows that content is, too. Our main concern here is not with the normativity of belief, but some comments concerning the first step are required.

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