Virtue Ethics
An Introduction (Prometheus Lecture Series)
by Richard Taylor
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Virtue, Tugend, Ancient Ethics, Ethik, Ethics, History, Wertphilosophie, Virtue and virtuesShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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Virtue Ethics: An Introduction (Prometheus Lecture Series)
March 2002, Prometheus Books
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"A student of philosophy eventually notices something quite astonishing: The ancients, in spite of the fact that their contributions to moral philosophy are perhaps their most enduring philosophical achievements, seem to have given almost no thought to ethics as we understand the term."
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"A student of philosophy eventually notices something quite astonishing: The ancients, in spite of the fact that their contributions to moral philosophy are perhaps their most enduring philosophical achievements, seem to have given almost no thought to ethics as we understand the term."
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