The Bourgeois Virtues: Ethics for an Age of Commerce

notes to pages 158–169 52927. Arce M., “Conspicuous by Its Absence,” 2004,p.263.28. Pahl, Friendship, 2000,p.55.29. Seabright, Company of Strangers, 2004,p.8.30. Shakespeare, Hen. V, 2.2.3 ff.chapter 11: hope and its banishment1. Cessario, “The Theological Virtue of Hope,” 2002,p.234.2. Shields, Dressing Up, 2000,pp.46, 50, 53.3. Wilbur, “On the Marginal Way,” 1969, in New and Collected Poems, 1988,p.122.4. Aristotle, Nich. Ethics,c.330 BC, 1123a35 ff.5. Cessario, “The Theological Virtue of Hope,” 2002,p.238.6. Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, c.1270, IIa,IIae,q.161, art.4. The citation is in the usualform. It means the second [secunda] half of the second [secundae] Part—note the Latin caseendings, -a and -ae. Aquinas organized his inquiry around questions (“q.”) and broke down hisdialectic answers into a few or a half dozen articles (art.). I generally use the New Advent Website for the translation, but occasionally use my own translation, too.7. I am indebted to Marijke Prins for these ideas.8. Harvey,Condition of Postmodernity, 1990.9. Berman, All That Is Solid, 1982,p.15.10. Item 2359006705, category 15897.11. Schweiker,Theological Ethics, 2004,p.x.12. An amazing reproduction of the actual French text of the 1740 Amsterdam edition is availableat http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/efts/ARTFL/projects/dicos/BAYLE/search.fulltext.form.html.13. Pocock, “Cambridge Paradigms,” 1983,p.241.14. Arnold, “The Study of Poetry,” 1880,pp.320–321.15. Arnold, “The Study of Poetry,” 1880,p.301.16. A. N. Wilson, God’s Funeral, 1999,p.25.17. Keynes, “Marshall,” 1924,p.134.18. Schumpeter, History, 1954,p.772 n 2.19. A. N. Wilson, God’s Funeral, 1999,p.125. Compare Novak, Catholic Social Thought, 1984,p. 64.20. A. N. Wilson, God’s Funeral, 1999,p.9.21. Schumpeter, History, 1954,p.772 n 2.chapter 12: against the sacred1. Hursthouse, Virtue Ethics, 1999, index. I am counting multiple pages at their total: thus“benevolence, Humean, 99–102” counts as four pages.2. Hursthouse, Virtue Ethics, 1999,pp.232–233;compare 218: “But what could this fifth endbe?”3. Comte-Sponville, On the Virtues, 1996,p.92.4. Comte-Sponville, On the Virtues, 1996,pp.17, 19.5. Comte-Sponville, On the Virtues, 1996,p.21.6. Comte-Sponville, On the Virtues, 1996,p.25.