Bridges between virtue epistemology and philosophy of science

Abrol Fairweather

1-9

The function of perception

Peter J. Graham

13-31

Metacognition and intellectual virtue

Christopher Lepock

33-48

Daring to believe

metacognition, epistemic agency and reflective knowledge

Fernando Broncano

49-66

Success, minimal agency and epistemic virtue

Carlos Montemayor

67-81

Towards a eudaimonistic virtue epistemology

Berit Brogaard

83-102

Expanding the situationist challenge to reliabilism about inference

Mark Alfano

103-122

Inferential abilities and common epistemic goods

Abrol Fairweather, Carlos Montemayor

123-139

Curiosity, belief and acquaintance

İlhan İnan

143-157

Epistemic values and disinformation

Don Fallis

159-179

Defeasibility without inductivism

Juan Comesaña

181-192

Acting to know

a virtue of experimentation

Adam Morton

195-205

Is there a place for epistemic virtues in theory choice?

Milena Ivanova

207-226

Bridging a fault line

on underdetermination and the ampliative adequacy of competing theories

Guy Axtell

227-245

Epistemic virtues and the success of science

D. Tulodziecki

247-268

Experimental virtue

perceptual responsiveness and the praxis of scientific observation

Shannon Vallor

269-290

A matter of phronesis

experiment and virtue in physics, a case study

Marilena Di Bucchianico

291-312

Knowledge and understanding

Duncan Pritchard

315-327

Understanding as knowledge of causes

Stephen R. Grimm

329-345

Knowledge, understanding and virtue

Christoph Kelp

347-360