Humility

Jennifer Cole Wright is Associate Professor of Psychology at the College of Charleston. She is an affiliate member of the Philosophy Department and Environmental and Sustainability Studies Program and Sustainability and Social Justice Faculty Fellow with the Honors College. Her area of research is moral development and moral psychology. She co-edited, with Hagop Sarkissian, Advances in Experimental Moral Psychology (Bloomsbury), and is currently co-authoring a book Understanding Virtue: Theory and Measurement (Oxford University Press) with Nancy E. Snow and Michael Warren.

• IntroductionPart I: Conceptualizing HumilityChapter 1: Occupying Your Rightful Space, Alan MorinisChapter 2: Secular Humility, Erik J. WielenbergChapter 3: A Critical Examination and Reconceptualization of Humility, Mark R. Leary and Chloe C. BankerChapter 4: A Relational Humility Framework: Perceptions of Humility in Relational Contexts, David K. Mosher, Joshua N. Hook, Don E. Davis, Daryl R. Van Tongeren, and Everett L. Worthington Jr.Chapter 5: Humility in Four Forms: Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Community and Ecological, Darcia Narvaez Chapter 6: Humility as a Foundational Virtue, Jennifer Cole Wright Part II: Moral Humility in our Lives Chapter 7: Humility: The Soil in Which Happiness Grows, Pelin Kesebir Chapter 8: Self-Other Concept in Humble Love As Exemplified by Long-Term Members of L'Arche, Robert C. Roberts and Michael Spezio Chapter 9: Humility and Helplessness in the Realization of Limitations within Hospice, Kay de Vries Chapter 10: Humility in Competitive Contexts, Michael W. Austin Chapter 11: Humility and Decision Making In Companies, Antonio Argandoña Chapter 12: Frederick Douglass and the Power of Humility, David J. Bobb Part III: Intellectual Humility Chapter 13: Self-Trust and Epistemic Humility, C. Thi Nguyen Chapter 14: Understanding Humility as Intellectual Virtue and Measuring it as Psychological Trait, Megan C. Haggard