Ancient EthicsRoutledge, 13 nov 2007 - 192 páginas This is the first comprehensive guide and only substantial undergraduate level introduction to ancient Greek and Roman ethics. |
Índice
1 WHAT IS ANCIENT ETHICS? | 1 |
2 PLATO AND THE PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE | 6 |
3 ARISTOTLE AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS | 50 |
4 EPICURUS AND THE LIFE OF PLEASURE | 95 |
FOLLOWING NATURE | 134 |
APPENDIX 1 FREEDOM AND WHAT IS UP TO US IN STOICISM | 183 |
APPENDIX 2 INTELLECTUAL EXCELLENCES IN ARISTOTLES NICOMACHEAN ETHICS | 186 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 187 |
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achieve actions activity Adeimantus agreement with nature aischron ancient ethical Annas aretê argument Aristo Aristotle Aristotle’s Ethics ataraxia Athenian bodily Callicles chapter character Charmides Cicero circumstances citizens conception context contrast courage craft criticism death desires Diogenes Laertius discussion disposition Diss distress Epictetus Epicurus ethical excellence eudaimonia Euthd Euthydemus example external fear feelings freedom Glaucon goal Gorg Gorgias grasp Greek happiness hedonism Hellenistic human impulse insists Inwood Irwin justice kalon kinetic pleasures knowledge Laches Laws living in agreement moral motivation natural objects Nicias Nicomachean Ethics norms notion objects of pursuit one’s Oxford paideia pain passions Peripatetic phronêsis Plato Plato and Aristotle Plato’s dialogues Plutarch political practical wisdom prohairesis Protagoras pursue question rational reason Republic sake Seneca shameful Socrates sort soul Stob Stobaeus Stoicism Stoics Stoics claim telos temperance Thesis about Virtue things Thrasymachus tion translated University Press virtuous wise person