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Author Berges, Sandrine.
Title Plato on virtue and the law / Sandrine Berges.
Publication Info London : Continuum, c2009.


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Descript viii, 177 p.
Contents Chapter One: Some Key Concepts in Ancient Virtue Ethics.; Chapter Two: Obedience and Persuading the Laws in the Crito; Chapter Three: Promoting and Preserving Virtue in the Menexenus; Chapter Four: Virtue as Mental Health in the Gorgias and Other Dialogues.; Chapter Five: Paternalism in the Republic.; Chapter Six: The Statesman and Equity.; Chapter Seven: The Laws: Persuading the citizens.; Chapter Eight: Towards virtue-promoting Democratic Institutions.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781441117199 (e-book)
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Author Berges, Sandrine.
Series Continuum studies in ancient philosophy
Continuum studies in ancient philosophy
Subject Plato. Dialogues.
Ethics.
Virtue.
Law.
Descript viii, 177 p.
Contents Chapter One: Some Key Concepts in Ancient Virtue Ethics.; Chapter Two: Obedience and Persuading the Laws in the Crito; Chapter Three: Promoting and Preserving Virtue in the Menexenus; Chapter Four: Virtue as Mental Health in the Gorgias and Other Dialogues.; Chapter Five: Paternalism in the Republic.; Chapter Six: The Statesman and Equity.; Chapter Seven: The Laws: Persuading the citizens.; Chapter Eight: Towards virtue-promoting Democratic Institutions.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781441117199 (e-book)
Author Berges, Sandrine.
Series Continuum studies in ancient philosophy
Continuum studies in ancient philosophy
Subject Plato. Dialogues.
Ethics.
Virtue.
Law.

Subject Plato. Dialogues.
Ethics.
Virtue.
Law.
Descript viii, 177 p.
Contents Chapter One: Some Key Concepts in Ancient Virtue Ethics.; Chapter Two: Obedience and Persuading the Laws in the Crito; Chapter Three: Promoting and Preserving Virtue in the Menexenus; Chapter Four: Virtue as Mental Health in the Gorgias and Other Dialogues.; Chapter Five: Paternalism in the Republic.; Chapter Six: The Statesman and Equity.; Chapter Seven: The Laws: Persuading the citizens.; Chapter Eight: Towards virtue-promoting Democratic Institutions.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
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