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Generative Uncertainty: Embracing Epistemic Friction as a Philosophical Virtue
This thesis critically examines the question of whether uncertainty can be considered a philosophical virtue. Moving beyond the conventional understanding of uncertainty as a negative state to be merely tolerated, this work proposes a novel dialectical virtue-theoretic framework. This framework r
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