Virtue Ethics in the Middle Ages
Commentaries on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, 1200-1500
Biographical note
István P. Bejczy, Ph.D. (1994) in History, has published widely on medieval culture (including La Lettre du Prêtre Jean, 2001) and Renaissance humanism (including Erasmus and the Middle Ages, 2001).
Readership
All those interested in intellectual history, ancient and medieval philosophy, and ethics.
Table of contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction, István P. Bejczy
THE EARLY THIRTEENTH CENTURY
1. The Structure of the Soul, Intellectual Virtues, and the Ethical Ideal of Masters of Arts in Early Commentaries on the Nichomachean Ethics, Valeria A. Buffon
2. Moral and Intellectual Virtues in the Earliest Latin Commentaries on the Nicomachean Ethics, Irene Zavattero
3. Virtus in the Naples Commentary on the Ethica nova (MS Naples, Biblioteca Nazionale, VIII G 8, ff. 4ra-9vb), Martin J. Tracey
ALBERT THE GREAT AND THOMAS AQUINAS
4. In War and Peace: The Virtue of Courage in the Writings of Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas, Jörn Müller
5. Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas on Magnanimity, Tobias Hoffmann
6. Aquinas’s Interpretation of the Aristotelian Virtue of Justice and His Doctrine of Natural Law, Matthias Perkams
THE LATE THIRTEENTH CENTURY
7. Heroic Virtue in the Commentary Tradition on the Nicomachean Ethics in the Second Half of the Thirteenth Century, Iacopo Costa
8. Utrum felix indigeat amicis: The Reception of the Aristotelian Theory of Friendship at the Arts Faculty in Paris, Marco Toste
THE THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH CENTURIES
9. The Cardinal Virtues in Medieval Commentaries on the Nicomachean Ethics, 1250-1350, István P. Bejczy
10. Political Prudence in Some Medieval Commentaries on the Sixth Book of the Nicomachean Ethics, Roberto Lambertini
11. The Virtue of Virginity: The Aristotelian Challenge, Pavel Blažek
THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY
12. Teaching Ethics at the University of Vienna: The Making of a Commentary at the Faculty of Arts (A Case Study), Christoph Flüeler
Bibliography
Index of Manuscripts
Index of Names
Introduction, István P. Bejczy
THE EARLY THIRTEENTH CENTURY
1. The Structure of the Soul, Intellectual Virtues, and the Ethical Ideal of Masters of Arts in Early Commentaries on the Nichomachean Ethics, Valeria A. Buffon
2. Moral and Intellectual Virtues in the Earliest Latin Commentaries on the Nicomachean Ethics, Irene Zavattero
3. Virtus in the Naples Commentary on the Ethica nova (MS Naples, Biblioteca Nazionale, VIII G 8, ff. 4ra-9vb), Martin J. Tracey
ALBERT THE GREAT AND THOMAS AQUINAS
4. In War and Peace: The Virtue of Courage in the Writings of Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas, Jörn Müller
5. Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas on Magnanimity, Tobias Hoffmann
6. Aquinas’s Interpretation of the Aristotelian Virtue of Justice and His Doctrine of Natural Law, Matthias Perkams
THE LATE THIRTEENTH CENTURY
7. Heroic Virtue in the Commentary Tradition on the Nicomachean Ethics in the Second Half of the Thirteenth Century, Iacopo Costa
8. Utrum felix indigeat amicis: The Reception of the Aristotelian Theory of Friendship at the Arts Faculty in Paris, Marco Toste
THE THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH CENTURIES
9. The Cardinal Virtues in Medieval Commentaries on the Nicomachean Ethics, 1250-1350, István P. Bejczy
10. Political Prudence in Some Medieval Commentaries on the Sixth Book of the Nicomachean Ethics, Roberto Lambertini
11. The Virtue of Virginity: The Aristotelian Challenge, Pavel Blažek
THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY
12. Teaching Ethics at the University of Vienna: The Making of a Commentary at the Faculty of Arts (A Case Study), Christoph Flüeler
Bibliography
Index of Manuscripts
Index of Names
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