Replies to Vrinda Dalmiya and Stacey McElroy-HeLtzel

Journal of Philosophical Research 47:95-99 (2022)
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In this response I address concerns raised by Dalmiya (2022) and McElroy-Heltzel (2022) about features of the account of intellectual humility developed in The Mismeasure of the Self (2021). I focus on the worries that humility is insufficiently relational, compatible with apathy, and potentially ineffective in the service of liberatory projects. I conclude with a brief discussion of the measurement of humility.

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