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The third chapter presents the ethical foundations of al-Fārābī’s cosmopolitanism as oriented by the civic virtues of benevolence, friendship, and concord. Following Aristotle’s definition of the human being qua political animal as innately disposed to live in community with others, al-Fārābī’s Aphorisms of the Statesman (Fuṣūl al-Madanī) distinguishes
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Individuality and Civic Virtue
2009Abstract Two hundred years after his birth, John Stuart Mill’s interpreters still disagree about the extent of his commitment to democracy. Many maintain that he was a reluctant democrat, working subtly to insulate government from the vicissitudes of public opinion.
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2020
This chapter argues that debates around republicanism and civic virtue are structured around two unwarranted assumptions. First, neo-republicans and their critics assume that civic virtues are qualities that stabilize a free state. Second, they assume that the cultivation of virtue primarily requires coercive inculcation.
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This chapter argues that debates around republicanism and civic virtue are structured around two unwarranted assumptions. First, neo-republicans and their critics assume that civic virtues are qualities that stabilize a free state. Second, they assume that the cultivation of virtue primarily requires coercive inculcation.
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National Civic Review, 1994
AbstractWe must forge a compromise between the antagonistic forces of unity and diversity that challenge social cohesion and a shared vision of collective progress.
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AbstractWe must forge a compromise between the antagonistic forces of unity and diversity that challenge social cohesion and a shared vision of collective progress.
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2020
This chapter focuses on those eighteenth-century students of ancient history and literature who were mainly interested in Latin and Greek writings as moral edification. Recent decades have witnessed a growing awareness of the role played by models drawn from classical antiquity in the advancement of the concept of politeness in the eighteenth century ...
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This chapter focuses on those eighteenth-century students of ancient history and literature who were mainly interested in Latin and Greek writings as moral edification. Recent decades have witnessed a growing awareness of the role played by models drawn from classical antiquity in the advancement of the concept of politeness in the eighteenth century ...
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Antecedents of civic virtue and altruistic organizational citizenship behavior in Macau
Society and Business Review, 2021Sow Hup Joanne Chan
exaly