The reflective life living wisely with our limits
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Oxford :
Oxford University Press
2008
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- The reflective life and reflective values
- Introduction
- Living well and your point of view
- Process and goal: why start with the first-person point of view?
- Aristotle and virtue
- A road map
- Reflective values
- Value commitments and justification
- Reflective values
- The justification of reflective values: some concerns
- Conclusion: values and the challenges of modern life
- Wisdom and perspective
- Wisdom and flexibility
- A reflective conception of a good life
- The limits of reflection and the importance of shifting perspectives
- Attentional flexibility
- Wisdom and rationality
- Perspective
- Having perspective: some examples
- Perspective and reflective values
- Refining the account of perspective
- The value of perspective
- Self-awareness
- The scope and limits of self-knowledge
- Acquiring self-knowledge
- Moderate self-awareness: habits and skills
- The value of self-awareness
- Optimism
- Preliminaries: endorsement and virtue
- The value of being realistic
- Cynicism
- Realistic optimism
- The value of optimism
- Beyond the first-person point of view
- Morality and the reflective life
- Reflective virtues and moral agency
- Wise decisions and value conflicts
- Some problems: discretion, complacency, and intractable conflicts
- Normativity and ethical theory
- Arbitrariness and the desire to live well
- Contingency
- The painter and the anatomist.
