Virtue Epistemology - Varieties of Virtue Epistemology

Varieties of Virtue Epistemology

There are two concurrent modes of thought in contemporary virtue epistemology, with one side favoring the reliabilist account, and one favoring a "responsibilist" account in which the epistemic obligations of the agent play a key role.

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