Practitioners of virtue epistemology tend to recognize the importance of empirical findings about cognition and inquiry, partly due to a predilection for naturalism and because virtue epistemology is a normative discipline that accepts a version of the "ought implies can" principle.

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  Virtue Epistemology - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• Virtue epistemology concept
• cognition concept
• naturalism concept