The Bright and the Good: The Connection between Intellectual and Moral Virtues

Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction • Audrey L. Anton
PART I: ANCIENT ORIGINS OF THE INTELLECTUAL-MORAL RELATIONSHIP
	1 Geometry in the Humming of the Strings • Anne Mamary
	2 What the Theoretical Sciences Can Teach Us About Right Action: Plato and Intellectual Virtues • Eva María Cadavid
	3 How Practical Wisdom Depends on Moral Excellence • Marcia Homiak
	4 Practical Wisdom and Happiness as a Political Achievement in Aristotle • C. D. C. Reeve
	5 Intellectual Virtue and the Non-Sage in Stoicism • Ryan Korstange
PART II: THE ASSUMPTION RE-EXAMINED
	6 Pagan and Christian Paths to Wisdom • David Bradshaw
	7 Moral and Intellectual Virtue from Greek to Arabic Philosophy • Lenn E. Goodman
	8 Moral and Intellectual Virtues in the Medieval Latin Tradition—and the Limits of Virtue Ethics • Lenn E. Goodman
	9 Hume, Intellectual Virtue, and Virtue Epistemology • Dan O’Brien
	10 Mill on Rousseau on the Sciences and Morality • Piers Norris Turner
	11 Kant and the Intellectual Virtues: “Good and Stupid”? • Michael Reno
PART III: SPECIFIC VIRTUES AND CONTEMPORARY REFLECTIONS
	12 How Second Nature Becomes Primary • Jonathan Jacobs
	13 Intellectual Trust in an Examined Life: On Vicious and Virtuous Trust in Philosophy • Ben Almassi
	14 Ignorance and Hope • Katherine Johnson
	15 Intellectual Courage • Eric Kraemer
	16 Patience and Practical Wisdom • Matthew Pianalto
	17 The Virtues of Justice and Mercy: On Knowing the Difference • Audrey L. Anton
Index
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