Aristotle and the Moral Philosophy of Today (L’Actualité d’Aristote en morale)

Presses Universitaires de France (2007)
Abstract This monograph provides a critical examination of autonomy in connection to moral knowledge. Drawing on Aristotle’s moral psychology, it is argued that moral judgments aim at knowledge; however, this does not undermine their action-guiding character.
Keywords moral judgment  reasons for action  moral motivation  moral knowledge  autonomy  Aristotle  meta-ethics
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