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[VI] HUMANS AND BEASTS: MORAL THEORY AND MORAL PSYCHOLOGY

From the book Platonic Ethics, Old and New

  • Julia Annas
https://doi.org/10.7591/9780801466977-008
© 2018 Cornell University Press, Ithaca
From the book
Platonic Ethics, Old and New
Platonic Ethics, Old and New

Chapters in this book (17)

Frontmatter
CONTENTS
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION: DISCOVERING A TRADITION
[I] MANY VOICES: DIALOGUE AND DEVELOPMENT IN PLATO
[II] TRANSFORMING YOUR LIFE: VIRTUE AND HAPPINESS
[III] BECOMING LIKE GOD: ETHICS, HUMAN NATURE, AND THE DIVINE
[IV] BECOMING LIKE GOD: ETHICS, HUMAN NATURE, AND THE DIVINE
[V] WHAT USE IS THE FORM OF THE GOOD? ETHICS AND METAPHYSICS IN PLATO
[VI] HUMANS AND BEASTS: MORAL THEORY AND MORAL PSYCHOLOGY
[VII] ELEMENTAL PLEASURES: ENJOYMENT AND THE GOOD IN PLATO
APPENDIX: HEDONISM IN THE PROTAGORAS
CAST OF CHARACTERS
EDITIONS USED
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX LOCORUM
INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS
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