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The Bourgeois Virtues: Ethics for an Age of Commerce

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538 notes to pages 266–28113. Quoted in Kuehn, K<strong>an</strong>t, 2001,p.43.14. I am such <strong>an</strong> incompetent scholar <strong>of</strong> K<strong>an</strong>t <strong>an</strong>d <strong>of</strong> Boswell that on finding this on theInternet I believed <strong>for</strong> a day or so that it was genuine.15. Kuehn, K<strong>an</strong>t, 2001,p.157.16. Kuehn, K<strong>an</strong>t, 2001,p.241.17. Kuehn, K<strong>an</strong>t, 2001,p.163.18. Kuehn, K<strong>an</strong>t, 2001,p.155.19. Kuehn, K<strong>an</strong>t, 2001,p.155.20. Kuehn, K<strong>an</strong>t, 2001,p.156.21. Williams, <strong>Ethics</strong>, 1985,pp.197, 127.22. Rumbold’s speech on the gallows: http://www.bartleby.com/268/3/15.html.chapter 23: the storied character <strong>of</strong> virtue1. Hursthouse, “Virtue <strong>The</strong>ory <strong>an</strong>d Abortion,” 1991, p.224, <strong>an</strong>d her comparison <strong>of</strong> virtuetheory with K<strong>an</strong>ti<strong>an</strong> <strong>an</strong>d utilitari<strong>an</strong> theories at pp. 217–219.2. Nussbaum, Fragility <strong>of</strong> Goodness, 1986,p.14.3. Hursthouse, Virtue <strong>Ethics</strong>, 1999,pp.18, 59. Notice that Hursthouse uses “moral” <strong>an</strong>d “ethical”as synonyms.4. Mill, “<strong>The</strong> Mind <strong>an</strong>d Character <strong>of</strong> Jeremy Bentham,” 1838,p.317.5. Harim<strong>an</strong>, “<strong>The</strong>ory without Modernity,” 2003,p.7.6. L<strong>an</strong>ham, Electronic Word, 1993,pp.79ff.7. McCloskey, If You’re So Smart, 1990.8. A point made by the economist Gary Walton in Beyond Winning, 1991.9. Williams <strong>an</strong>d Underwood, Science <strong>of</strong> Hitting, 1986 (1970), p. 7.10. Brodkey, “Writing,” 1994.11. Shaftesbury, Characteristics, 1713 (1732), vol. 2,p.99.12. Compare McDowell, “Virtue <strong>an</strong>d Reason,” 1979,pp.144–147.13. Hursthouse, Virtue <strong>Ethics</strong>, 1999,p.35.14. Hursthouse, Virtue <strong>Ethics</strong>, 1999,pp.60, 39ff, 57–58.15. Upchurch,Convicted in the Womb, 1996,pp.81–84.16. K<strong>an</strong>t, Grounding, 1785,p.398.17. Murdoch, “Sovereignty <strong>of</strong> Good,” 1967,p.80.18. Murdoch, “Sovereignty <strong>of</strong> Good,” 1967,p.80.chapter 24: evil as imbal<strong>an</strong>ce, inner <strong>an</strong>d outer1. Williams, Moral Luck, 1981,p.x.2. Hursthouse, Virtue <strong>Ethics</strong>, 1999,p.22.3. MacIntyre,Whose Justice, 1988,p.175, italics supplied.4. MacIntyre,After Virtue, 1981,p.206.5. Wolfe, Moral Freedom, 2001,pp.21, 23ff.6. Murdoch, “Sovereignty <strong>of</strong> Good,” 1967,p.95.7. Midgley, Wickedness, 1984, p.147. Shakespeare, Othello, 1.1.154 (in the Ox<strong>for</strong>d editiongiven in Greenblatt, ed., <strong>The</strong> Norton Shakespeare).

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