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基本説明
This collection showcases some of the best new writing on the Aristotelian notion of virtue of character, which remains central to much of the most interesting work in ethical theory.
Full Description
After 25 centuries, Aristotle's influence on our society's moral thinking remains profound even when subterranean. Typical members of our society can often be made to see that their moral thought and action are, in crucial ways, unwittingly Aristotelian. No one in contemporary philosophical ethics can afford to ignore Aristotle. Much of the finest work in recent moral philosophy has been overtly and professedly Aristotelian in inspiration. And many writers who would officially distance themselves from Aristotle and his contemporary followers are nonetheless indebted to him, sometimes in ways that they do not realise.
Values and Virtues provides a platform for some notable writers in the area to present and discuss their new ideas about Aristotelian ethics in a way that will advance the academic debate and engage the interest of a broad range of philosophical readers.
Contents
Introduction ; 1. Modern virtue ethics ; 2. The admirable life and the desirable life ; 3. Virtue and rights in Aristotle's best regime ; 4. The virtues and vices of virtue jurisprudence ; 5. Habituation as mimesis ; 6. Moral incompetence ; 7. The variety of life and the unity of practical wisdom ; 8. Moral sense and virtue in Hume's ethics ; 9. Can Nietzsche be both a virtue ethicist and an existentialist? ; 10. Manners, morals, and practical wisdom ; 11. The hardboiled detective as moralist ; 12. 'Like the Bloom on Youths': How pleasure completes our lives ; 13. Mixed determinates: pleasure, good, and truth ; 14. Three dogmas of desire
