How Little We Know About Character
The Philosophers' Magazine 80:58-63 (2018)
Abstract
These are early days in the philosophical study of character. We know very little about what most peoples’ character looks like. Important virtues are surprisingly neglected. There are almost no strategies advanced by philosophers today for improving character. We have a long way to go.Author's Profile
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1354-814X
DOI
10.5840/tpm20188015
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