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On Moral Personhood : Philosophy, Literature, Criticism, And Self-understanding

Attribution
Richard Eldridge
Publication Details
Book, University of Chicago Press, 1989
Availability
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(UPPER LEVEL) PN45 .E467 1989 AVAILABLE
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Description
In this remarkable blend of sophisticated philosophical analysis and close reading of literary texts, Richard Eldridge presents a convincing argument that literature is the most important and richest source of insights in favor of a historicized Kantian moral philosophy. Eldridge’s work will be important reading for moral philosophers (especially those concerned with Kant, Hegel, and issues dividing moral particularists from moral universalists), literary theorists (especially those concerned with the value of literature and its relation to philosophy and to moral problems), and readers and critics of Conrad, Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Austen. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
Author
- Eldridge, Richard Thomas, 1953-
Subject
Notes
- Includes index
ISBN
- 0226203166
LCCN
- 89030497
Open Library ID
- /b/OL2208220M