Virtue epistemologists argue that knowledge is more valuable than mere true belief because knowledge requires that the agent deserves credit for arriving at the truth through the exercise of epistemic virtues, whereas true belief can be the result of luck.

Authors

• Person: Not available Organization: SAGE Publications
  Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences

Sources

• Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences sk.sagepub.com SAGE Publications via serper

Referenced by nodes (3)

• true belief concept
• epistemic virtues concept
• knowledge concept