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    Release Year
    1995
    Book Title
    The Morality of Happiness
    ISBN
    9780195096521
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    Publisher
    Oxford University Press, Incorporated
    ISBN-10
    0195096525
    ISBN-13
    9780195096521
    eBay Product ID (ePID)
    70042

    Product Key Features

    Number of Pages
    512 Pages
    Publication Name
    Morality of Happiness
    Language
    English
    Subject
    Personal Growth / Happiness, History & Surveys / Ancient & Classical
    Publication Year
    1995
    Type
    Textbook
    Subject Area
    Philosophy, Self-Help
    Author
    Julia Annas
    Format
    Trade Paperback

    Dimensions

    Item Height
    1.3 in
    Item Weight
    26.5 Oz
    Item Length
    8.9 in
    Item Width
    6 in

    Additional Product Features

    Intended Audience
    College Audience
    Dewey Edition
    20
    Reviews
    "This ambitious, detailed survey...is at once unusually broad in itstreatment of the varieties of Greek ethics, satisfyingly deep in its analysis ofindividual theories, and appropriately systematic throughout."--ReligiousStudies Review, "This is a splendid and important book....Her discussions of particularissues are often novel and always stimulating....This is a most valuablecontribution to the history of ancient ethics and, more generally, to thehistory of ancient philosophy. It will surely receive the close attention anddiscussion it deserves."--The Philosophical Review, "Annas presents both a brilliant analysis of ancient ethical theory and a powerfully argued defense of the priorities and approaches taken by ancient philosophers to ethical questions. Her mastery of a wide range of ancient (and modern) texts along with her skilled exposition of philosophicalargument makes this an outstanding book...It will be required reading for any scholar of ancient ethical thought, and contemporary moral philosophers will find rich insights to bring back to their work as well....The Morality of Happiness will generously repay thoughtful reading. It is distinguishedboth by the comprehensive scope of its general thesis and by the subtlety of its details." --Bryn Mawr Classical Review, "A richly nuanced and exceptionally clear historical study....A learned,provocative study that will redefine current debates about 'virtue-ethics' andits differences from moral theory. Strongly recommended for all college anduniversity libraries."--Choice, "Annas presents both a brilliant analysis of ancient ethical theory and apowerfully argued defense of the priorities and approaches taken by ancientphilosophers to ethical questions. Her mastery of a wide range of ancient (andmodern) texts along with her skilled exposition of philosophical argument makesthis an outstanding book...It will be required reading for any scholar ofancient ethical thought, and contemporary moral philosophers will find richinsights to bring back to their work as well....The Morality of Happiness willgenerously repay thoughtful reading. It is distinguished both by thecomprehensive scope of its general thesis and by the subtlety of its details."--"Bryn Mawr Classical Review, "A richly nuanced and exceptionally clear historical study....A learned, provocative study that will redefine current debates about 'virtue-ethics' and its differences from moral theory. Strongly recommended for all college and university libraries."--Choice "Annas presents both a brilliant analysis of ancient ethical theory and a powerfully argued defense of the priorities and approaches taken by ancient philosophers to ethical questions. Her mastery of a wide range of ancient (and modern) texts along with her skilled exposition of philosophical argument makes this an outstanding book...It will be required reading for any scholar of ancient ethical thought, and contemporary moral philosophers will find rich insights to bring back to their work as well....The Morality of Happiness will generously repay thoughtful reading. It is distinguished both by the comprehensive scope of its general thesis and by the subtlety of its details." --Bryn Mawr Classical Review "[An] admirable book....This is an important book. Many of Annas's claims will provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, the book will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the development of ancient ethics as a whole."--Times Educational Supplement "[An] extremely worthwhile book."--International Philosophical Quarterly "This ambitious, detailed survey...is at once unusually broad in its treatment of the varieties of Greek ethics, satisfyingly deep in its analysis of individual theories, and appropriately systematic throughout."--Religious Studies Review, "A richly nuanced and exceptionally clear historical study....A learned, provocative study that will redefine current debates about 'virtue-ethics' and its differences from moral theory. Strongly recommended for all college and university libraries."--Choice "Annas presents both a brilliant analysis of ancient ethical theory and a powerfully argued defense of the priorities and approaches taken by ancient philosophers to ethical questions. Her mastery of a wide range of ancient (and modern) texts along with her skilled exposition of philosophical argument makes this an outstanding book...It will be required reading for any scholar of ancient ethical thought, and contemporary moral philosophers will find rich insights to bring back to their work as well....The Morality of Happinesswill generously repay thoughtful reading. It is distinguished both by the comprehensive scope of its general thesis and by the subtlety of its details." --Bryn Mawr Classical Review "[An] admirable book....This is an important book. Many of Annas's claims will provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, the book will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the development of ancient ethics as a whole."--Times Educational Supplement "[An] extremely worthwhile book."--International Philosophical Quarterly "This ambitious, detailed survey...is at once unusually broad in its treatment of the varieties of Greek ethics, satisfyingly deep in its analysis of individual theories, and appropriately systematic throughout."--Religious Studies Review, "This is a splendid and important book....Her discussions of particular issues are often novel and always stimulating....This is a most valuable contribution to the history of ancient ethics and, more generally, to the history of ancient philosophy. It will surely receive the close attentionand discussion it deserves."--The Philosophical Review, "The pick of the bunch this year....What is interesting and refreshing about it is not so much what Annas says (important though that is) as the approach she adopts....Every classicist who believes that our subject is the study not of the dead past but of a living part of our culture needs toread this book."--Greece and Rome, "This ambitious, detailed survey...is at once unusually broad in its treatment of the varieties of Greek ethics, satisfyingly deep in its analysis of individual theories, and appropriately systematic throughout."--Religious Studies Review, "[An] admirable book....This is an important book. Many of Annas's claimswill provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, thebook will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the developmentof ancienct ethics as a whole."--Times Educational Supplement, "A richly nuanced and exceptionally clear historical study....A learned, provocative study that will redefine current debates about 'virtue-ethics' and its differences from moral theory. Strongly recommended for all college and university libraries."--Choice"Annas presents both a brilliant analysis of ancient ethical theory and a powerfully argued defense of the priorities and approaches taken by ancient philosophers to ethical questions. Her mastery of a wide range of ancient (and modern) texts along with her skilled exposition of philosophical argument makes this an outstanding book...It will be required reading for any scholar of ancient ethical thought, and contemporary moral philosophers will find rich insights to bring back to their work as well....The Morality of Happiness will generously repay thoughtful reading. It is distinguished both by the comprehensive scope of its general thesis and by the subtlety of its details." --Bryn Mawr Classical Review"[An] admirable book....This is an important book. Many of Annas's claims will provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, the book will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the development of ancient ethics as a whole."--Times Educational Supplement"[An] extremely worthwhile book."--International Philosophical Quarterly"This ambitious, detailed survey...is at once unusually broad in its treatment of the varieties of Greek ethics, satisfyingly deep in its analysis of individual theories, and appropriately systematic throughout."--Religious Studies Review, this is an important book. Many of Annas's claims will provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, the book will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the development of ancient ethics as a whole., "A richly nuanced and exceptionally clear historical study....A learned, provocative study that will redefine current debates about 'virtue-ethics' and its differences from moral theory. Strongly recommended for all college and university libraries."--Choice"Annas presents both a brilliant analysis of ancient ethical theory and a powerfully argued defense of the priorities and approaches taken by ancient philosophers to ethical questions. Her mastery of a wide range of ancient (and modern) texts along with her skilled exposition of philosophical argument makes this an outstanding book...It will be required reading for any scholar of ancient ethical thought, and contemporary moral philosophers will find richinsights to bring back to their work as well....The Morality of Happiness will generously repay thoughtful reading. It is distinguished both by the comprehensive scope of its general thesis and by thesubtlety of its details." --Bryn Mawr Classical Review"[An] admirable book....This is an important book. Many of Annas's claims will provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, the book will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the development of ancient ethics as a whole."--Times Educational Supplement"[An] extremely worthwhile book."--International Philosophical Quarterly"This ambitious, detailed survey...is at once unusually broad in its treatment of the varieties of Greek ethics, satisfyingly deep in its analysis of individual theories, and appropriately systematic throughout."--Religious Studies Review"A richly nuanced and exceptionally clear historical study....A learned, provocative study that will redefine current debates about 'virtue-ethics' and its differences from moral theory. Strongly recommended for all college and university libraries."--Choice"Annas presents both a brilliant analysis of ancient ethical theory and a powerfully argued defense of the priorities and approaches taken by ancient philosophers to ethical questions. Her mastery of a wide range of ancient (and modern) texts along with her skilled exposition of philosophical argument makes this an outstanding book...It will be required reading for any scholar of ancient ethical thought, and contemporary moral philosophers will find richinsights to bring back to their work as well....The Morality of Happiness will generously repay thoughtful reading. It is distinguished both by the comprehensive scope of its general thesis and by thesubtlety of its details." --Bryn Mawr Classical Review"[An] admirable book....This is an important book. Many of Annas's claims will provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, the book will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the development of ancient ethics as a whole."--Times Educational Supplement"[An] extremely worthwhile book."--International Philosophical Quarterly"This ambitious, detailed survey...is at once unusually broad in its treatment of the varieties of Greek ethics, satisfyingly deep in its analysis of individual theories, and appropriately systematic throughout."--Religious Studies Review"This is a splendid and important book....Her discussions of particular issues are often novel and always stimulating....This is a most valuable contribution to the history of ancient ethics and, more generally, to the history of ancient philosophy. It will surely receive the close attention and discussion it deserves."--The Philosophical Review"The pick of the bunch this year....What is interesting and refreshing about it is not so much what Annas says (important though that is) as the approach she adopts....Every classicist who believes that our subject is the study not of the dead past but of a living part of our culture needs to read this book."--Greece and Rome, "[An] admirable book....This is an important book. Many of Annas's claims will provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, the book will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the development of ancient ethics as a whole."--Times EducationalSupplement, "A richly nuanced and exceptionally clear historical study....A learned, provocative study that will redefine current debates about 'virtue-ethics' and its differences from moral theory. Strongly recommended for all college and university libraries."-- Choice "Annas presents both a brilliant analysis of ancient ethical theory and a powerfully argued defense of the priorities and approaches taken by ancient philosophers to ethical questions. Her mastery of a wide range of ancient (and modern) texts along with her skilled exposition of philosophical argument makes this an outstanding book...It will be required reading for any scholar of ancient ethical thought, and contemporary moral philosophers will find rich insights to bring back to their work as well.... The Morality of Happiness will generously repay thoughtful reading. It is distinguished both by the comprehensive scope of its general thesis and by the subtlety of its details." -- Bryn Mawr Classical Review "[An] admirable book....This is an important book. Many of Annas's claims will provoke scholarly controversy for some time to come; in the meantime, the book will be a tremendous help to those who want to understand the development of ancient ethics as a whole."-- Times Educational Supplement "[An] extremely worthwhile book."-- International Philosophical Quarterly "This ambitious, detailed survey...is at once unusually broad in its treatment of the varieties of Greek ethics, satisfyingly deep in its analysis of individual theories, and appropriately systematic throughout."-- Religious Studies Review, "A richly nuanced and exceptionally clear historical study....A learned, provocative study that will redefine current debates about 'virtue-ethics' and its differences from moral theory. Strongly recommended for all college and university libraries."--Choice
    TitleLeading
    The
    Illustrated
    Yes
    Dewey Decimal
    170/.938
    Synopsis
    Ancient ethical theories, based on the notions of virtue and happiness, have struck many as an attractive alternative to modern theories. But we cannot find out whether this is true until we understand ancient ethics--and to do this we need to examine the basic structure of ancient ethical theory, not just the details of one or two theories. In this book, Annas brings together the results of a wide-ranging study of ancient ethical philosophy and presents it in a way that is easily accessible to anyone with an interest in ancient or modern ethics. She examines the fundamental notions of happiness and virtue, the role of nature in ethical justification and the relation between concern for self and concern for others. Her careful examination of the ancient debates and arguments shows that many widespread assumptions about ancient ethics are quite mistaken. Ancient ethical theories are not egoistic, and do not depend for their acceptance on metaphysical theories of a teleological kind. Most centrally, they are recognizably theories of morality, and the ancient disputes about the place of virtue in happiness can be seen as akin to modern disputes about the demands of morality., To understand ancient ethics we must examine the basic structure of ancient ethical theory. Here, Julia Annas brings together the results of a wide-ranging study of ancient ethical philosophy, and makes it easily accessible to anyone with an interest in ancient or modern ethics., To understand ancient ethics we must exmaine the basic structure of ancient ethical theory. Here, Julia Annas brings together the results of a wide-ranging study of ancient ethical philosophy, and makes it easily accessible to anyone with an interest in ancient or modern ethics.
    LC Classification Number
    BJ161

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