A Theory of Virtue is a systematic, comprehensive framework for thinking about the moral evaluation of character, proposing that virtue is chiefly a matter of being for what is good, and that virtues must be intrinsically excellent and not just beneficial or useful.
A Theory of Virtue is a systematic, comprehensive framework for thinking about the moral evaluation of character, proposing that virtue is chiefly a matter of being for what is good, and that virtues must be intrinsically excellent and not just beneficial or useful.
Robert Merrihew Adams is Professor of Philosophy at Mansfield College, University of Oxford
Inhaltsangabe
Part One: What Is Virtue? 1: Introduction 2: Excellence in Being for the Good 3: Wickedness and Vices 4: Virtue and its Benefits Part Two: Self and Other 5: Altruism 6: Common Projects 7: Self-Love and the Vices of Self-Preference Part Three: Are There Really Any Virtues? 8: Moral Inconsistency 9: Moral Frailty and Moral Luck 10: Do the Virtues All Imply Each Other? 11: Plural and Integrated Virtue 12: Can Virtue Be Taught?
Part One: What Is Virtue? 1: Introduction 2: Excellence in Being for the Good 3: Wickedness and Vices 4: Virtue and its Benefits Part Two: Self and Other 5: Altruism 6: Common Projects 7: Self-Love and the Vices of Self-Preference Part Three: Are There Really Any Virtues? 8: Moral Inconsistency 9: Moral Frailty and Moral Luck 10: Do the Virtues All Imply Each Other? 11: Plural and Integrated Virtue 12: Can Virtue Be Taught?
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