Virtues and Their Vices

Discover the intricacies of morality with "Virtues and Their Vices," authored by a team of esteemed philosophers and published by Oxford University Press in 2015. This engaging paperback edition spans 528 pages, offering a thorough exploration of virtues and their opposing vices. The book is systematically divided into four sections, each delving into significant historical classifications of virtue—from cardinal virtues to capital vices, corrective virtues, intellectual virtues, and theological virtues. The final section broadens the discussion to illuminate the role of virtue theory across various disciplines. Whether you are a scholar of philosophy or simply curious about ethical frameworks, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of how virtues shape moral character and societal norms. Immerse yourself in this enlightening work that promises to challenge and expand your perspective on ethics.