1. Introduction
2. Introducing the Virtue of Good Timing and Some Surprising Functions of Practical Reason
3. Tolerance and Open-Mindedness Joined at the Hip
4. An Aristotelian Account of Civility
5. Tweaking Open-mindedness
6. The Mirage of Unconditional Forgiveness
7. Integrity Uncluttered
8. The Will to Power, the Ambition of the Powerless, and the Web to the Rescue
9.The Way of the Creator Detours through Cyberspace to Bypass the Gatekeepers
10. An Aristotelian Architectonic: Recapitulation, Extrapolation, and Wild Speculation.
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Howard J. Curzer is a President’s Excellence in Research Professor at Texas Tech University. His publications include Aristotle and the Virtues (Oxford UP, 2012), Virtue Ethics for the Real World: Improving Character without Idealization (Routledge, 2023), and articles on ancient philosophy, contemporary virtue ethics, the Confucian tradition, moral development, research ethics, biomedical ethics, and the Hebrew Bible.
