[including exotic in evaluating ‘Fairness alien the arguments of others’ ‘Hypocrisy’ (p.162) (p.114) vices of excess: involving] ‘fields ‘The of force, waves, excessive ‘Intellectual humility’ mathematical (p.114) attentiveness, structures and thoroughness, numerical diligence, ‘Intellectual assignments to perseverance, diligence, perseverance’ (p.196) variables in care and thoroughness’ several (p.114) ‘Dogmat[ism]’ (p.207) dimensions’ (1980, p.159) virtues: vice of being a ‘The detective’s ‘[The] thinking of coherent chronic guesser explanations of the [which] has no name’ (p.114) (p.208) facts’ able to unreflective ‘Being ‘The recognize reliable acceptance of the (p.114) opinions of authority’ others’ (p.305) into persons, ‘Insights problems, arising out theories’ ‘Nosiness (p.114) of envy’ (p.314) teaching virtues: a belief as ‘The ‘Form[ing] the social virtues of the result of a desire being communicative, for (p.321) fame’. including intellectual candor and knowing your audience and how they (p.114) respond’ and ‘Originality creativity’ (p.123) (p.123) ‘Curiosity’ both Augustine ‘[but] and Aquinas call curiosity a vice’ Intellectual courage (p.150) Zagzebski Virtues (cont.) virtue that is the ‘The mean between the questioning mania and unjustified conviction [which] has no simple
[including exotic alien involving] ‘fields of force, waves, mathematical structures and numerical assignments to variables in several dimensions’ (1980, p.159) ‘Fairness in evaluating the arguments of others’ (p.114) ‘Intellectual humility’ (p.114) ‘Intellectual perseverance, diligence, care and thoroughness’ (p.114) ‘The detective’s virtues: thinking of coherent explanations of the facts’ (p.114) ‘Being able to recognize reliable authority’ (p.114) ‘Insights into persons, problems, theories’ (p.114) ‘The teaching virtues: the social virtues of being communicative, including intellectual candor and knowing your audience and how they respond’ (p.114) ‘Originality and creativity’ (p.123) ‘Curiosity’ (p.123) ‘[but] both Augustine and Aquinas call curiosity a vice’ Intellectual courage (p.150) Zagzebski Virtues (cont.) ‘The virtue that is the mean between the questioning mania and unjustified conviction [which] has no simple ‘Hypocrisy’ (p.162) ‘The vices of excess: excessive attentiveness, thoroughness, diligence, perseverance’ (p.196) ‘Dogmat[ism]’ (p.207) ‘[The] vice of being a chronic guesser [which] has no name’ (p.208) ‘The unreflective acceptance of the opinions of others’ (p.305) ‘Nosiness arising out of envy’ (p.314) ‘Form[ing] a belief as the result of a desire for fame’. (p.321)
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