An overview is presented of what I take to be (some main aspects of) the role of the
intellectual virtues within the epistemological enterprise. Traditionally, the theory of …

In the contemporary epistemological literature, ignorance is normally understood as the
absence of an epistemic standing, usually either knowledge or true belief. It is argued here …

It is commonly accepted–not only in the philosophical literature but also in daily life–that
ignorance is a failure of some sort. As a result, a desideratum of any ontological account of …

Given the significant exculpatory power that ignorance has when it comes to moral, legal,
and epistemic transgressions, it is important to have an accurate understanding of the …

Ignorance: A Philosophical Study provides an in-depth exploration of ignorance in its many
dimensions. Philosophers have long examined epistemological concepts like belief …

Abstract According to the Ignorance Factivity Thesis, for every proposition p, one is ignorant
of p only if p is a truth. By contrast, according to the Ignorance Non‐Factivity Thesis, it is false …

I argue against the Standard View of ignorance, according to which ignorance is defined as
equivalent to lack of knowledge, that cases of environmental epistemic luck, though entailing …

One of the most venerable and enduring intuitions in epistemology concerns the relationship
between true belief and knowledge. Famously articulated by Socrates, it holds that true …

There is a debate on the nature of ignorance in contemporary epistemology. The standard
view holds that ignorance is the lack of knowledge, while the new view contends that …

In the recent epistemological literature much has been written about the nature of
suspending judgement or agnosticism. There has also been a surge of recent interest in the …