Introduction to the symposium “What makes a philosopher (good or bad)? Philosophical virtues and vices: Past and present”

Metaphilosophy 54 (2-3):187-194 (2023)
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The main ambition of the eight articles in this collection is to bring together two currently distinct bodies of literature—on scholarly virtues and vices in the sciences and the humanities, and on epistemic virtues and vices—and to jointly connect them to recent work in (revisionary) historiography of philosophy. This introduction briefly reflects on this ambition, providing background and context, and offers a short overview of the eight articles.

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Lukas M. Verburgt
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