The Virtues of Doxastic Trust Learner - able to recognize reliable (VOM, p.114). ‘Being authority’ - (VOM, p.114). ‘Intellectual humility’ - a mean between gullibility and (VOM, p.160). ‘Trust … suspiciousness’ - trust of authority outside area of (VOM, p.319). ‘Proper [one’s] expertise’ disposition to receive say-so when we hear it or read ‘A others’ it’. Teacher Veracity [or propensity to be truthful when we tell other parrhesia] ‘the people what is what.’ (including an unwillingness to misuse status as ‘Integrity one’s expert)’. (wittiness: the mean between boorishness and buffoonery). Eutrapelia (irony, self-depreciation, understatement). Eirōneia
The Virtues of Doxastic Trust Learner - ‘Being able to recognize reliable authority’ (VOM, p.114). - ‘Intellectual humility’ (VOM, p.114). - ‘Trust … a mean between gullibility and suspiciousness’ (VOM, p.160). - ‘Proper trust of authority outside [one’s] area of expertise’ (VOM, p.319). ‘A disposition to receive others’ say-so when we hear it or read it’. Teacher Veracity [or parrhesia] ‘the propensity to be truthful when we tell other people what is what.’ ‘Integrity (including an unwillingness to misuse one’s status as expert)’. Eutrapelia (wittiness: the mean between boorishness and buffoonery). Eirōneia (irony, self-depreciation, understatement).