Palabras clave
Intellectual humility. Epistemology of virtue. Knowledge. Epistemic subject. Ethics.
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Resumen
Reflexiono sobre la humildad intelectual problematizándola desde una perspectiva epistemológica de la virtud y la relación que guarda con la producción y divulgación del conocimiento en la vida académica y científica, y algunas otras complicaciones a las que se enfrenta como la arrogancia, la vanidad y el servilismo intelectual.
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