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200 14$aThe fabric of character $eAristotle's theory of virtue /$fNancy Sherman
210   $aOxford [England] $cClarendon Press ;$aNew York $cOxford University Press$d1989
215   $a1 online resource (xiv, 213 pages)
225 1 $aClarendon Paperbacks
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
327   $g1.$tIntroduction --$tCharacter --$tThe inseparability of character and practical reason --$tA practical theory --$g2.$tDiscerning the particulars --$tEquity within the law --$tAn alternative legislative model --$tPerceiving ethical salience --$tSeeing through emotions --$tStrategies for expanding horizons --$g3.$tThe choices of a character --$tPresent and future intention --$tThe practical syllogism --$tSimple planning --$tThe more complex plans of a character --$tChoice includes revision of ends --$tFitting contemplation in a life --$tGood and bad characters --$g4.$tThe shared life --$tAristotle and Kant --$tFriends as external goods --$tHappiness as including the happiness of others --$tFriendship and wider altruism --$tA friend as another but separate self --$tConditions for attachment --$tVirtuous parents and virtuous children (or sons) --$tThe limitations of private education --$g5.$tThe viability of a developmental model --$tThe rationality of the non-rational part --$tThe inappropriateness of harsh sanctions --$tThe intentionality of emotions --$tLearning to see aright --$tLearning to make choices --$tHabituation as critical practice --$tThe pleasure intrinsic to practice --$tPractice includes experience.
330 8 $aThe author argues that traditional conceptions of Aristotelian habituation have ignored the critical role of practical reason in both the development of virtue and the emotions constitutive of virtue. Virtue is, thus, neither the product of mindless drill nor of well-behaved, but ultimately stupid emotions.
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