Virtue as social intelligence: an empirically grounded theory

New York: Routledge (2009)
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Introduction -- In search of global traits -- Habitual virtuous actions and automaticity -- Social intelligence and why it matters -- Virtue as social intelligence -- Philosophical situationism revisited -- Conclusion.

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