" For 10 points, name these beneficial character qualities that name a type of ethics created by Aristotle.
Miranda Fricker argues that one of these things centers around reception of testimony, and illustrates the lack of this concept with the story of Marge and Herbert Greenleaf from The Talented Mr. Ripley. Linda Zagzebski argues that both coherentist and foundationalist theories of knowledge are susceptible to "gettierology," (get-ee-eye-ology) instead supporting a theory of this type called "Reliabilism" that came out of (*) Ernest Sosa's "The Raft and the Pyramid." Martha Nussbaum compared a sophisticated agent adept in these things to a talented jazz improvisationist, and defended this type of ethical theory against charges of relativism. Ethical theories that center around these things are distinct from both consequentialist or deontological theories and often aim to promote "flourishing." For 10 points, name these beneficial character qualities that name a type of ethics created by Aristotle.
Miranda Fricker argues that one of these things centers around reception of testimony, and illustrates the lack of this concept with the story of Marge and Herbert Greenleaf from The Talented Mr. Ripley.
virtues [accept “vices” until “lack of”; accept “virtue epistemology” until “Martha Nussbaum”; prompt on specific virtues like “justice”]