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Merit and responsibility : a study in Greek values / by Arthur W.H. Adkins
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TextSeries: Midway reprintsPublication details: London : The university of Chicago press, c 1960Description: xiv, 380 pages ; 22 cmISBN: - 0226007286
- 9780226007281
- ARCH YNDC 180 A236M
- BJ171.R4 A3 1975
Contents:
I. Moral Responsibility and Greek Moral Thought -- II. Homer, Free Will and Compulsion -- III. Homer: Mistake and Moral Error -- IV. 'Justice': Homer to the Fifth Century -- V. 'Pollution' -- VI. External Interference -- VII. The Ways of God to Man -- VIII. The Persistence of Traditional Values -- IX. The Infiltration of 'Morality' -- X. The Good Citizen an the Just Man: Assembly and Law Courts -- XI. The Administrator, The Immoralist, and The ordinary Man -- XII. Ground for Agreement -- XIII. Plato: Logic and Elenchus -- XIV. Plato: Ideal States -- XV. Aristotle: Analysis -- XVI. Aristotle: General Ethics
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| ARCH YNDC 179.9 H966O On virtue ethics / | ARCH YNDC 179.9 J33F Forgiveness / | ARCH YNDC 179.9 W873O Ockham on the virtues / | ARCH YNDC 180 A236M Merit and responsibility : a study in Greek values / | ARCH YNDC 180 C136E The evolution of theology in the Greek philosophers. | ARCH YNDC 180 C136E The evolution of theology in the Greek philosophers. | ARCH YNDC 180 C432E Early Christian thought and the classical tradition : studies in Justin, Clement, and Origen / |
Originally published by Oxford University Press, 1960
Includes bibliographical references (pages 360-361)
I. Moral Responsibility and Greek Moral Thought -- II. Homer, Free Will and Compulsion -- III. Homer: Mistake and Moral Error -- IV. 'Justice': Homer to the Fifth Century -- V. 'Pollution' -- VI. External Interference -- VII. The Ways of God to Man -- VIII. The Persistence of Traditional Values -- IX. The Infiltration of 'Morality' -- X. The Good Citizen an the Just Man: Assembly and Law Courts -- XI. The Administrator, The Immoralist, and The ordinary Man -- XII. Ground for Agreement -- XIII. Plato: Logic and Elenchus -- XIV. Plato: Ideal States -- XV. Aristotle: Analysis -- XVI. Aristotle: General Ethics
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