  Roberts and Wood (2003) give a similar account of humility, opposing it to the vices of vanity and arrogance. For them, lacking vanity means being unconcerned with the opinions of others and lacking arrogance means being unconcerned with entitlements that come along with social recognition of good qualities. Again, this is not doxastic but instead discussed as a kind of emotional insensitivity (2003, 261).