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Virtues, social roles, and contextualism
In Heather D. Battaly (ed.), Virtue and Vice, Moral and Epistemic. Malden: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 95–113 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Virtues and Our Social Roles: Moral and Epistemic Epistemic Contextualism Attributor Contextualism Problems for Attributor Contextualism Methodological Contextualism Problems for Methodological Contextualism Virtue Contextualism: Methodological Contextualism Supplemented with Social Roles An Objection Considered Conclusion Acknowledgments References.Author's Profile
virtues, social roles and contextualism current theories of epistemic contextualism virtues and social roles ‐ moral and epistemic virtue, sensitive to social roles ‐ virtuous action, the mean between two extremes conception of virtues as extremes ‐ picture of virtuous life that few, if any, could achieve epistemic contextualism, element of sensitivity to context ‐ not a new tactic in epistemology attributor contextualism ‐ and its response to skeptical argument DeRose, conclusions true to context ‐ considering skeptical brain‐in‐a‐vat hypothesis methodological contextualism, differing from attributor contextualism ‐ rejecting hierarchy of contexts virtue contextualism ‐ version of methodological contextualism
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