Alkis Kotsonis
I hold a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Edinburgh. My research lies at the intersection of virtue & social epistemology, virtue ethics and philosophy of education.
Supervisors: Theodore Scaltsas and Renia Gasparatou
Address: Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Supervisors: Theodore Scaltsas and Renia Gasparatou
Address: Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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The realization that Plato was the first to conceive of and develop the concept of intellectual excellences is not merely of historic significance. I illustrate, through the example of Zagzebski's (1996) virtue theory, how the Platonic conception of intellectual virtues could prove promising in contemporary debates on virtue epistemology theories.
The realization that Plato was the first to conceive of and develop the concept of intellectual excellences is not merely of historic significance. I illustrate, through the example of Zagzebski's (1996) virtue theory, how the Platonic conception of intellectual virtues could prove promising in contemporary debates on virtue epistemology theories.