Character
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Oxford University Press Inc
Published:17th Aug '95
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Politicians, preachers, and ordinary people speak often of character; psychologists study `personality', used as a term of art with meanings close to `character'. Most ethical philosophers in the last two hundred years, on the other hand, have not had much to say about character. Joel Kupperman attempts to understand character and to refocus ethical philosophy so that character is central.
'It is a rare pleasure to find a work in moral philosophy that connects so straightforwardly with questions asked by ordinary persons in ordinary life. This subtle and sensible book has much to offer anyone who wants to think more clearly about character and who is concerned with strategies for instilling strong and good character in the young.' Times Literary Supplement
ISBN: 9780195096545
Dimensions: 138mm x 209mm x 16mm
Weight: 268g
208 pages