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The Practicality of Virtue Ethics

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For those of you still interested in further reading (if any!), here is a paper arguing that virtue ethics may in fact be impossible and yet...
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Ol’ Arlo

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Now you know what has to be done.  But here, then, also this: And, therefore, one more. 
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Roast Thanksgiving

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My wife appealed for a non-turkey feast this year, and of course I am usually easy for her to convince. We did Roast Beast instead, and in f...
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Nicomachean Ethics X.9

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The last chapter of the last book is upon us, and it's a very long one for Aristotle.  If these matters and the virtues, and also frien...
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Nicomachean Ethics X.8

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In the penultimate chapter of the ultimate book , Aristotle considers the claim of the vita activa that I was defending in the commentary o...
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Perverse Incentives

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Hard cases make bad law , as we know. So too laws that are designed to protect "young women" rather than for the general purpose o...
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Nicomachean Ethics X.7

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Just as we had to go slow when we were starting, because so many unfamiliar concepts were being deployed that we needed to map down, at this...

Another Cowpunching Song

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Nicomachean Ethics X.6

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We can now begin the final assault on the EN's slopes.  Now that we have spoken of the virtues, the forms of friendship, and the variet...

Meeting David Foster

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So, one of the nice things about last week's trip was the opportunity to meet our friend Mr. Foster for the first time in person. He bro...
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Decompression

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It might seem strange that after six days’ travel I’d want to get out on the road, but it’s a very different sort of road.  Licklog Gap is a...
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Super Sport

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So the home where the strategic planning session was had, of all things, an El Camino SS parked in the driveway. I asked who it belonged to;...
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Georgetown

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In my last full day in the National Capital Region, I’m helping to run a strategic planning session in Georgetown. I don’t usually get over ...
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Refuse Unlawful Orders

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The ground here was carefully chosen; it is sometimes in fact a legal requirement that soldiers etc. refuse to obey unlawful orders. It’s no...
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Jeano

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Like Food Under Communism

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“Dark humor is like food under Communism: Not everyone gets it.” Also like Communism, it sounds promising… …but turns out to be deeply disa...
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Traveling

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I’ll be back in DC from tomorrow until Saturday morning. David Foster and I will be meeting for lunch; if any of the rest of you are in town...

Child safer

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We finally made some headway in the child custody case I'm helping a neighbor with. We were experiencing unexpected difficulty getting t...
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Nicomachean Ethics X.5

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One last chapter on pleasure, then we close out the EN with a discussion of happiness. For this reason pleasures seem, too, to differ in ki...

Nicomachean Ethics X.4

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These chapters on pleasure are significantly longer than most of what we've seen earlier in the book.  What pleasure is, or what kind of...
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