Titlebook: Jane Austen’s Philosophy of the Virtues; Sarah Emsley Book 2005 Sarah Emsley 2005 Aristotle.ethics.female sex.Jane Austen.novel.philosophy

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Introduction How Should I Live My Life?,-righteous Lady Catherine demands that Elizabeth promise not to marry her nephew Mr. Darcy, and the independent and strong-willed Elizabeth refuses to promise, asserting that “ ‘I am only resolved to act in that manner, which will, in my own opinion, constitute my happiness, without reference to .,

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The Virtues According to Aristotle, Aquinas, and Austen,theological tradition: Jane Austen inherits this tradition, and responds to it creatively Plato’s . provides the first recorded articulation of the idea that there are four cardinal virtues: Socrates says that “our city, if it has been rightly founded, is good in the full sense of the word,” and tha

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Lady Susan , Northanger Abbey,ively in the spirit of Austen’s juvenilia, and yet this novella cannot quite be classified with the juvenilia, as it is more accomplished, longer, and more serious even in its ironic humor. It has been argued that Austen abandoned the first person epistolary style of . because it had brought her too

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Sense and Sensibility: ,,ne reveals that she has thought Elinor believed it right “‘to be guided wholly by the opinion of other people. I thought our judgments were given us merely to be subservient to those of our neighbours,’” she says to her sister, “‘This has always been your doctrine, I am sure’” (. 94). Some readers a

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Emma, in the process of education. Although Emma Woodhouse never suffers severe physical pain or loss, in the course of the novel she is required to undergo suffering that contributes to her education, and the kind of pain she endures is the torment of coming to consciousness of her own errors. In contra

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Conclusion: After Austen,is there a tradition of novels after Austen that represent the classical and theological virtues as a coherent, positive, and flexible tradition of ethical thought and behavior?. When MacIntyre addresses this question, he suggests Henry James as the author after Austen who has the best claim to the