Research on hearsay evidence

Author: Cong Hangqing
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book discusses an interesting topic: What is the basis for believing others' words in daily life and scientific practice? From the perspectives of both speakers and listeners, what are their respective requirements? The author, starting from the viewpoints of social epistemology and linguistic philosophy, combines numerous real-life cases to explore the core issues of "verbal evidence" with "verbal belief," focusing on how verbal beliefs are formed, how verbal statements are justified, how verbal knowledge is transmitted, and how we should believe in and choose experts and expert opinions. The book offers a systematic, comprehensive, and accessible examination. It has a broad perspective and is a work that integrates intellectual depth, knowledge, academic rigor, contemporary relevance, national identity, and practical application.