Moral psychology and human action in Aristotle

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Oxford: Oxford University Press (2011)
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This volume aims to bring the two streams of research together, offering a fresh infusion of Aristotelian insights into moral psychology and philosophy of ...

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B491.E7.M67 2011

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'Aristotle and Scanlon on desire and motivation'.Giles Pearson
Acquiring character : becoming grown-up.Gavin Lawrence
Akrasia : the rest of the story?David Charles
Aristotle on responsibility for one's character.Pierre Destrée
Aristotle on the ends of deliberation.Anthony Price
Aristotle's theory of the emotions : emotions as pleasures and pains.Jamie Dow
Deliberation and choice in Aristotle.Heda Segvic
Desire in action : Aristotle's move.David Charles
Mixed actions and double effect.Michael Pakaluk
Phantasia in De motu animalium.Malcolm Schofield
Pleasure as an activity in the Nicomachean ethics.Robert Heinaman
1. A puzzling sentence.  (pages 135)Anthony Price
1. What is deliberation?  (pages 159)Heda Segvic
1. Double effect.  (pages 211)Michael Pakaluk
1. Background. Practical philosophy: Praxis, rational choice, full human character (ethos), the norm of character, and dimensions of agency—attraction and value. [REVIEW]  (pages 233)Gavin Lawrence

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