On ethics, politics and psychology in the twenty-first century / John Rist ; with an interview with Bishop Austin Redivivus orchestrated by Anna Rist.
Series: Reading AugustinePublication details: New York : Bloomsbury Academic, c2018.Description: ix, 177 pages ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781501307492 (hardcover : alk. paper)
- 9781501307508 (ePub)
- 9781501307515 (ePDF)
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| B439 N54 1975 The Nicomachean ethics : Aristotle / | B508 G72 2019 Cynicism and Christianity in antiquity / | B 556 B53 1967 The freedom of sexual love | B655.Z7 R49 2018 On ethics, politics and psychology in the twenty-first century / | B689.A4 G46 The essential Philo / | B721 As6 Medieval western philosophy : | B721 K76 1962 The evolution of medieval thought. |
Includes index.
What's a one-time bishop of Hippo got to do with the third millennium? -- The foundations of Augustine's moral Empiricism: truth, love and sin -- Scientific philosophy and first-person confession -- Against autonomy: ought and can -- The state: persecution, war, justice and regret -- Against political panaceas -- Utilitarians and Kantians: a parallel journey to triviality -- Rights theory -- The inevitable irrelevance of most contemporary theology -- Austin's brag: conventional relativism, nihilism or the Catholic tradition -- Transcript of a radio interview with Bishop Austin Redivivus: 1.4.2016.
