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    Supports→Dogmatism entails that a belief's justification increases when a prior belief causes a seeming with the same content.

    Dogmatism holds that if it seems to a subject that P, the subject thereby has justification to believe P.

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    A recent objection to phenomenal conservatism and dogmatism involves appeal to cases of “cognitive penetration”, cases in which propositional attitudes (beliefs, fears, desires, etc.) that the subject already has give rise to a related seeming. The objection comes in two forms. The first is the “illegitimate boost” objection. If I have prior justification to believe that P (e.g., that my car is in my garage), and that belief causes me to have a seeming that P (e.g., the belief and expectation ma

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