From Athens to America calls for the reversal of the withdrawal of the character-forming function from the political domain, arguing for public sector-federal, state, and local-involvement in character formation.
From Athens to America calls for the reversal of the withdrawal of the character-forming function from the political domain, arguing for public sector-federal, state, and local-involvement in character formation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Lewis D. Solomon is Theodore Rinehart Professor of Business Law at The George Washington University Law School in Washington, DC.
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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Aristotle: Virtues and The Social Order Chapter 3 Abraham Maslow: Humanistic Psychology, Transpersonal Psychology, and Human Nature Chapter 4 The Judeo-Christian Tradition and Selected Virtues Chapter 5 Public Policies to Enhance Self-Esteem by Lessening Social Pathologies Chapter 6 Public Policies to Promote Joy and Optimism by Funding Mental Health Services and Parenting Education Chapter 7 Public Policies to Encourage Equanimity by Reducing Stress Chapter 8 Public Policies to Heighten Personal Responsibility by Promoting Marriage and Discouraging Divorce Chapter 9 Conclusion: Neuropharmacology and Its Impact on Virtues and the Formulation of Public Policy
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Aristotle: Virtues and The Social Order Chapter 3 Abraham Maslow: Humanistic Psychology, Transpersonal Psychology, and Human Nature Chapter 4 The Judeo-Christian Tradition and Selected Virtues Chapter 5 Public Policies to Enhance Self-Esteem by Lessening Social Pathologies Chapter 6 Public Policies to Promote Joy and Optimism by Funding Mental Health Services and Parenting Education Chapter 7 Public Policies to Encourage Equanimity by Reducing Stress Chapter 8 Public Policies to Heighten Personal Responsibility by Promoting Marriage and Discouraging Divorce Chapter 9 Conclusion: Neuropharmacology and Its Impact on Virtues and the Formulation of Public Policy
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