Scientific Research An Academic Publisher
OPEN ACCESS
Add your e-mail address to receive free newsletters from SCIRP.
Select Journal AA AAD AAR AASoci AAST ABB ABC ABCR ACES ACS ACT AD ADR AE AER AHS AID AiM AIT AJAC AJC AJCC AJCM AJIBM AJMB AJOR AJPS ALAMT ALC ALS AM AMI AMPC ANP APD APE APM ARS ARSci AS ASM BLR CC CE CellBio ChnStd CM CMB CN CRCM CS CSTA CUS CWEEE Detection EMAE ENG EPE ETSN FMAR FNS GEP GIS GM Graphene GSC Health IB ICA IIM IJAA IJAMSC IJCCE IJCM IJCNS IJG IJIDS IJIS IJMNTA IJMPCERO IJNM IJOC IJOHNS InfraMatics JACEN JAMP JASMI JBBS JBCPR JBiSE JBM JBNB JBPC JCC JCDSA JCPT JCT JDAIP JDM JEAS JECTC JEMAA JEP JFCMV JFRM JGIS JHEPGC JHRSS JIBTVA JILSA JIS JMF JMGBND JMMCE JMP JPEE JQIS JSBS JSEA JSEMAT JSIP JSS JSSM JST JTR JTST JTTs JWARP LCE MC ME MI MME MNSMS MPS MR MRC MRI MSA MSCE NJGC NM NR NS OALib OALibJ ODEM OJA OJAB OJAcct OJAnes OJAP OJApo OJAppS OJAPr OJAS OJBD OJBIPHY OJBM OJC OJCB OJCD OJCE OJCM OJD OJDer OJDM OJE OJEE OJEM OJEMD OJEpi OJER OJF OJFD OJG OJGas OJGen OJI OJIC OJIM OJINM OJL OJM OJMC OJMetal OJMH OJMI OJMIP OJML OJMM OJMN OJMP OJMS OJMSi OJN OJNeph OJO OJOG OJOGas OJOp OJOph OJOPM OJOTS OJPathology OJPC OJPChem OJPed OJPM OJPP OJPS OJPsych OJRA OJRad OJRD OJRM OJS OJSS OJSST OJST OJSTA OJTR OJTS OJU OJVM OPJ POS PP PST PSYCH SAR SCD SGRE SM SN SNL Soft SS TEL TI UOAJ VP WET WJA WJCD WJCMP WJCS WJET WJM WJNS WJNSE WJNST WJV WSN YM
More>>
Sosa, E. (1985). Knowledge and intellectual virtue. Monist, 68, 226- 245.
has been cited by the following article:
TITLE: Identifying the Intellectual Virtues in a Demon World
AUTHORS: M. C. Young
KEYWORDS: Intellectual Virtue; Cartesian Demon; Subjective Justification; Truth-Conduciveness
JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Philosophy, Vol.2 No.4, November 8, 2012
ABSTRACT: Within contemporary epistemology, notions of intellectual virtue have come to fulfill a prominent role in attempts to provide an account of knowledge. Notions of such virtue can vary, and one particular aspect of this variance concerns how to construe the relationship between the intellectual virtues and particular epistemic ends. The goal of this article is to defend an instrumental connection between the intellectual virtues and the epistemic end of true belief. One type of skeptical argument that attempts to sever this connection, a Cartesian Demon argument, is considered. This Cartesian Demon argument will be summarized, as well as three responses to it. The claim that truth-conduciveness is a tenable criterion for identifying the intellectual virtues is then defended. It is acknowledged that the possibility of a Cartesian Demon does initiate scepticism, but that this scepticism is directed toward identifying specific intellectual virtues and not toward the instrumental connection between intellectual virtue and true belief.
Related Articles:
Intellectual Property Knowledge at the University’s Information Environment: A Comparative Study
Tereza Trencheva, Stoyan Denchev
DOI: 10.4236/ojapps.2014.43013 2,281 Downloads 3,606 Views Citations
Pub. Date: March 11, 2014
The Effect of Intellectual Capital on Organizational Performance: The Mediating Role of Knowledge Sharing
Bader Yousef Obeidat, Ayman Bahjat Abdallah, Noor Osama Aqqad, Abdel Hakeem Oqlah M. Akhoershiedah, Mahmoud Maqableh
DOI: 10.4236/cn.2017.91001 3,230 Downloads 8,176 Views Citations
Pub. Date: December 7, 2016
Virtue of Patience in Surgery
R. V. Nataraj, M. Pandare, S. Bage, M. Jagade, R. Kar, K. Parelkar
DOI: 10.4236/ijohns.2014.35044 2,231 Downloads 2,647 Views Citations
Pub. Date: September 12, 2014
Framework of High-Technology Industry Innovation of China: Intellectual Property Protection and Industrial Knowledge Base
Weidong Wang, Wei Song, Linyu Fang
DOI: 10.4236/jss.2015.35016 3,277 Downloads 3,993 Views Citations
Pub. Date: May 25, 2015
An Ethical Approach to the Concept of Toleration: Understanding Tolerance as a Political Virtue
Ivón Cepeda Mayorga
DOI: 10.4236/ojpp.2014.44059 2,949 Downloads 3,526 Views Citations
Pub. Date: November 10, 2014
