Intellectual humility : an introduction to the philosophy and science / Ian M. Church and Peter L. Samuelson. [electronic resource]

Includes bibliographies and index.

Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Acknowledgments; Part 1 -- Theory; Chapter 1 What is intellectual humility? (and why should we care?) ; 1: Problems with the current, seminal accounts of intellectual humility ; 2: Folk theories of intellectual humility ; 3: The doxastic account of intellectual humility ; 4: Addressing some objections ; 5: Book outline ; Chapter 2 What is an intellectual virtue? ; 1: Virtue epistemology in general ; 2: Ernest Sosa ' s agent-reliabilism

3: Linda Zagzebski ' s agent-responsibilism 4: Alvin Plantinga ' s proper functionalist agent-reliabilism ; 5: Is intellectual humility an intellectual virtue? ; Conclusion ; Part 2 -- Science ; Chapter 3 How do we know who is intellectually humble? ; 1: The problems and promise of measurement ; 2: Issues of scientific measurement ; 3: Existing measures of intellectual humility ; 4: Measuring intellectual humility in context ; Chapter 4 How do we become intellectually humble?

1: Nature versus nurture 2: Learning and knowledge acquisition in children ; 3: Epistemic trust and the development of intellectual humility ; 4: Mindsets and the development of intellectual humility ; Conclusion ; Chapter 5 What can human cognition tell us about intellectual humility? 1 ; 1: Virtue epistemology revisited ; 2: Reliabilism: Heuristics and biases ; 3: Responsibilism: Motivation, goals, and values in cognition ; 4: Heuristics and biases as intellectual arrogance

5: Avoiding and mitigating biases with intellectual humility Conclusion ; Chapter 6 Are some people born humble? ; 1: Intellectual humility as a character trait ; 2: Situational determinants of intellectual humility ; 3: Both trait and situation in intellectual humility ; Conclusion ; Chapter 7 How do emotions affect our ability to be intellectually humble? ; 1: Theories of emotion and cognition ; 2: Emotional regulation ; 3: Emotion and cognition in the face of disagreement

4: Emotional style and intellectual humility Conclusion ; Part 3 -- Application ; Chapter 8 Can you believe what you hear? ; 1: The anatomy of testimony ; 2: Intellectual humility and how testimony can go wrong ; 3: Is testimonial knowledge epistemically distinct? ; Chapter 9 How should we handle disagreement? ; 1: Easy cases of disagreement and intellectual humility ; 2: Problematic disagreement ; 3: An intellectually humble response to intractable disagreement

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