  These views treat intellectual humility as an epistemic virtue. Dalmiya (2016, 115ff.), however, sees it as deeply linked with moral virtue. Drawing on Indian philosophy and ethics of care, she sees humility as both a disposition to embrace others as partners in cognitive activity and an awareness of our own ignorance and limitations. This makes intellectual humility strongly relational as it involves not only a single person’s beliefs and awareness but a focus on the epistemic agency of others. This gives intellectual humility both epistemic and moral aspects.