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Cover -- A Telic Theory Of Trust -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- 1: What Is Good Trusting? -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Good Trusting As Good Believing: The Doxastic Account -- 3. Alternative Norms On Good Trusting: Non-doxastic Accounts -- 3.1 Good Trusting As Good Affect -- 3.2 Good Trusting As Good Conation -- 4. Concluding Remarks -- 2: Trust As Performance -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Telic Normativity -- 3. Trust As Performance -- 4. Taking Stock -- 4.1 Vs. The Doxastic Account -- 4.2 Vs. The Affective Account -- 4.3 Vs. The Conative Account -- 5. Concluding Remarks 3: Forbearance And Distrust -- 1. Varieties Of Trust Qua Performance: Some Distinctions -- 2. From Trusting To Distrusting -- 2.1 Wide-scope Forbearance From Trust (pyrrhonianmistrust And Non-pyrrhonian Mistrust) -- 2.2 Narrow-scope Intentionally Aimedforbearance From Trusting: Deliberative Distrust(successful, Competent, And Apt) -- 2.3 Narrow-scope Functionally Aimed Forbearance From Trusting: Implicit Distrust (successful, Competent, And Apt) -- 3. Concluding Remarks -- 4: Trust, Pistology, And The Ethics Of Cooperation -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Implicit And Deliberative Trust 3. A Structural Analogy -- 4. Concluding Remarks -- 5: Deliberative Trust And Convictively Apt Trust -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Substance Of Apt Deliberative Trust -- 2.1 First-order Trusting Competence -- 2.2 Second-order Trusting Competence -- 3. The Structure Of Apt Deliberative Trust -- 4. Concluding Remarks -- 6: Trust, Risk, And Negligence -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Sosa's Answer To The General Non-negligence Question -- 3. An Underdetermination Problem For Sosa's Answer To The General Non-negligence Question -- 4. De Minimis Normativism 5. De Minimis Normativism And The Specific Non-negligence Question -- 5.1 Proof Of Concept: Easy Cases -- 5.1.1 Loan Payment -- 5.1.2 Mr. X -- 5.2 Diagnosis Of Intermediate Cases -- 6. Concluding Remarks -- 7: Trust, Vulnerability, And Monitoring -- 1. Trust And Vulnerability To Betrayal -- 2. Trust-relevant Vulnerability To Betrayal:evaluating The Options -- 2.1 A Simple Perceived Risk Account -- 2.2 Towards An Objective Risk Account -- 2.3 A Performance-normative Account -- 2.4 Objections And Replies -- 3. Trust And Monitoring -- 4. Conclusion -- 8: Therapeutic Trust -- 1. Introduction 2. Hieronymi's Pure/impure Approach -- 3. Frost-arnold's 'unity' Approach -- 4. Jones's 'normative Difference' Approach -- 5. Therapeutic Trust: (telic) Default And Overriding -- 6. Summing Up -- 7. Objections And Replies -- 7.1 Objection 1 -- 7.2 Objection 2 -- 7.3 Objection 3 -- 9: Trust And Trustworthiness -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Trust And Trustworthiness: Doing Versus Being? -- 3. Structural Analogies With Practical Reasoning -- 4. Symmetric Evaluative Normativity: Trustor And Trustee -- 5. Objections And Replies -- (a) Objection -- (b) Objection -- (c) Objection -- 6. Concluding Remarks J. Adam Carter. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.