Patching Out Virtue Analysis
1. When Michael Slote is discussing Confucius he states, “Confucius is not a sentimentalist” (Slote 26).
2. In regards to “suffering” an article in the Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, “suggests that society is not operating at its best level” (Collins, Garlington and Cooney 96).
3. In Patching Out Virtue, “The first is to champion the virtue tradition against Christian moral quietism and modern deontological ethics. The second is to facilitate reconciliation between Augustinian and Emersonian virtue” (Foster 688).
2. In regards to “suffering” an article in the Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, “suggests that society is not operating at its best level” (Collins, Garlington and Cooney 96).
3. In Patching Out Virtue, “The first is to champion the virtue tradition against Christian moral quietism and modern deontological ethics. The second is to facilitate reconciliation between Augustinian and Emersonian virtue” (Foster 688).