Intellectual Virtues¶
Roberts, R. C., & Wood, W. J. (2007). Intellectual Virtues: An Essay in Regulative Epistemology. Oxford University Press.
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- Epistemic Humility
- Humility is active: it requires recognizing what you don't know and why you don't know it, then reasoning with that awareness intact—a virtue-theoretic conception Roberts and Wood (2007) develop in their treatment of intellectual humility as a regulative epistemic virtue.
This sourceDevelops regulative epistemology with a dedicated treatment of intellectual humility as a regulative virtue actively shaping inquiry. SUPPORTS marker 214 (intellectual humility as a regulative epistemic virtue; active not passive).
- Humility is active: it requires recognizing what you don't know and why you don't know it, then reasoning with that awareness intact—a virtue-theoretic conception Roberts and Wood (2007) develop in their treatment of intellectual humility as a regulative epistemic virtue.
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