Full Idea
Process reliabilism is sometimes subsumed under the label 'virtue epistemology', so that processes are 'epistemically virtuous' if they lead mostly to true beliefs. The 'intellectual virtues' here are perception, memory or reasoning.
Gist of Idea
Process reliabilism has been called 'virtue epistemology', resting on perception, memory, reason
Source
Martin Kusch (Knowledge by Agreement [2002], Ch. 9)
Book Reference
Kusch,Martin: 'Knowledge by Agreement' [OUP 2004], p.107
A Reaction
I am shocked that 'intellectual virtue' should be hijacked by reliabilists, suggesting that it even applies to a good clock. I like the Aristotelian idea that sound knowledge rests on qualities of character in the knower - including social qualities.