Introducing the Virtue of Good Timing and Some Surprising Functions of Practical Reason.
In this respect, the virtue concerned with time is parallel to Aristotle's virtue of liberality ( I eleutherios i ). Again, it is the portion of practical reason associated with good timing, for as with their awareness of the limitedness of time, people become aware of the value or disvalue placed u...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Value Inquiry Vol. 56; no. 3; pp. 485 - 505 |
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Springer Nature
Sep2022
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| Sumario: | In this respect, the virtue concerned with time is parallel to Aristotle's virtue of liberality ( I eleutherios i ). Again, it is the portion of practical reason associated with good timing, for as with their awareness of the limitedness of time, people become aware of the value or disvalue placed upon time as they consider what to I do i with it. Free time is not empty time (time to do nothing, or unscheduled time), but rather it is time in which one is at liberty to do whatever one wants. These are time lords (or heroic time lords). |
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