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Incontinence
In Ethics with Aristotle. New York: Oxford University Press (1991)
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Discusses Aristotle's limitation of incontinence proper to the field of temperance, temptation by noble ends, the nature of incontinent ignorance, and what it is to use one's practical knowledge.Author's Profile
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