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work_3ij2pren5fbwfisqc7oadmkt3i	Mikaël Cozic	Imaging and Sleeping Beauty: A case for double-halfers	2011	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3982	320	74	since (Elga 2000) is the following: what should be Sleeping Beauty's degree of belief that HEADS? As one would expect, the debate between halfers and thirders is dramatically transformed if one adopts a rule of belief change that is different from conditionalization. from Lewis's basic intuition and that one relies on the imaging rule rather than on conditionalization, then one obtains about an environment that is supposed to be stable and contexts of updating where the agent learns an information In a revising context, the new belief set given an information that is compatible with it has to be included in the The Sleeping Beauty scenario involves rules of partial belief change. A natural question would then be the following: if one accepts the distinction between revising and updating contexts (as I do), what are the corresponding rules Note that this question is crucial for the double-halfer position: if the information that is provided to Sleeping Beauty	./cache/work_3ij2pren5fbwfisqc7oadmkt3i.pdf	./txt/work_3ij2pren5fbwfisqc7oadmkt3i.txt