The Routledge Handbook of Virtue Epistemology 2018
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A Third Kind of Intellectual Virtue: Personalism

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“…Given the role that a person’s motivations toward epistemic goods play in this account of intellectual transparency, the acocunt is more at home within responsibilist or personalist approaches to intellectual virtue than with reliabilist approaches (cf. Battaly, 2019 ).…”
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“…Given the role that a person’s motivations toward epistemic goods play in this account of intellectual transparency, the acocunt is more at home within responsibilist or personalist approaches to intellectual virtue than with reliabilist approaches (cf. Battaly, 2019 ).…”
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“…Heather Battaly has developed a third view that combines elements of both responsibilism and reliabilism. The view, which she labels personalism, concurs with responsibilism that intellectual virtues must be cognitive character traits but rejects the responsibilist idea that intellectual virtues are necessarily praiseworthy or that we are necessarily (partly) responsible for possessing such virtues(Battaly 2018a).…”
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“…An intellectual virtue consists, roughly, of attitudes and dispositions for good and productive thinking(Ritchhart, 2002, pp.18-31). Intellectual virtues are typically acquired although the virtuous agent needn't be responsible for possessing them(Battaly, 2019).…”
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