This book presents and integrates new, interdisciplinary research into virtue, happiness, and the meaning of life by re-orienting these discussions around the concept of self-transcendence.
This book presents and integrates new, interdisciplinary research into virtue, happiness, and the meaning of life by re-orienting these discussions around the concept of self-transcendence.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jennifer A. Frey is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of South Carolina. Her main areas of research lie at the intersection of theories of agency, rationality, ethics and law, with a particular emphasis on the relations among virtue, practical reason, and happiness. She has ten publications in venues such as Analytic Philosophy, Ergo, The Journal of the History of Philosophy, International Journal of Philosophical Studies, and in multiple edited volumes. She is the PI of several grants, including a 2.1 million dollar research project titled, Virtue, Happiness, and the Meaning of Life. She is currently editing a volume titled, Practical reason, truth, and knowledge, and is writing a monograph titled, Action, virtue, and human good. Candace Vogler is the David B. and Clara E. Stern Professor of Philosophy at The University of Chicago. She is the author of John Stuart Mill's deliberative landscape: An essay in moral psychology (Routledge), Reasonably vicious, and essays in ethics, social philosophy, and other areas.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Jennifer A. Frey and Candace Vogler Part I: Perspectives from Philosophy 1. Epiphanic Moral Conversions: Going Beyond Kohlberg and Aristotle Kristján Kristjánsson 2. Fundamental Hope, Meaning, and Self-Transcendence Nancy E. Snow 3. Aquinas on Sin, Self-Love, and Self-Transcendence Jennifer A. Frey 4. The Place of Virtue in a Meaningful Life Candace Vogler Part II: Perspectives from Theology 5. Law, Virtue, and Self-Transcendence in Jewish Thought and Practice David Shatz 6. Piety and Virtue in Early Islam: Two Sermons by Imam Ali Tahera Qutbuddin 7. The Common Good in Aristotle and Aquinas Kevin L. Flannery, SJ 8. Ethical Supernaturalism Angela Knobel 9. Confucian Excellence Owen Flanagan 10. Virtue, Self-Transcendence, and Liberation in Yoga and Buddhism Matthew MacKenzie Part III: Perspectives from Psychology 11. Wisdom Develops from Experiences that Transcend the Self Howard C. Nusbaum 12. "I Am What Survives Me": Generativity and the Self Dan P. McAdams 13. Reacting to Transcendence: The Psychology of Moral Praise Rajen A. Anderson, David A. Pizarro, and Katherine D. Kinzler
Introduction Jennifer A. Frey and Candace Vogler Part I: Perspectives from Philosophy 1. Epiphanic Moral Conversions: Going Beyond Kohlberg and Aristotle Kristján Kristjánsson 2. Fundamental Hope, Meaning, and Self-Transcendence Nancy E. Snow 3. Aquinas on Sin, Self-Love, and Self-Transcendence Jennifer A. Frey 4. The Place of Virtue in a Meaningful Life Candace Vogler Part II: Perspectives from Theology 5. Law, Virtue, and Self-Transcendence in Jewish Thought and Practice David Shatz 6. Piety and Virtue in Early Islam: Two Sermons by Imam Ali Tahera Qutbuddin 7. The Common Good in Aristotle and Aquinas Kevin L. Flannery, SJ 8. Ethical Supernaturalism Angela Knobel 9. Confucian Excellence Owen Flanagan 10. Virtue, Self-Transcendence, and Liberation in Yoga and Buddhism Matthew MacKenzie Part III: Perspectives from Psychology 11. Wisdom Develops from Experiences that Transcend the Self Howard C. Nusbaum 12. "I Am What Survives Me": Generativity and the Self Dan P. McAdams 13. Reacting to Transcendence: The Psychology of Moral Praise Rajen A. Anderson, David A. Pizarro, and Katherine D. Kinzler
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