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            <title>فضایل اصلی در قرون وسطی: مطالعه در اندیشه اخلاقی از قرن چهارم تا چهاردهم میلادی [کتاب انگلیسی]</title>
            
            
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                    <title>The Cardinal Virtues in the Middle Ages: A Study in Moral Thought from the Fourth to the Fourteenth Century</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>فضیلت اخلاقی (فضایل اخلاقی)</topic>
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                    <topic>تاریخ اخلاق</topic>
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                    <topic>فضایل اخلاقی و فکری</topic>
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                    <topic>فضایل اصلی ,</topic>
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                    <topic>اندیشه اخلاقی</topic>
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                <subject>
                    <topic>اندیشه اخلاقی در قرون وسطی</topic>
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                <subject>
                    <topic>فضایل اصلی در قرون وسطی</topic>
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                <subject>
                    <topic>فضایل اخلاقی در قرون وسطی</topic>
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                    <topic>فضایل اصلی (فلسفه اخلاق)</topic>
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            <publisher>Brill Academic Pub</publisher>
            <dateIssued>2011</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,Contents......Page 6,Introduction......Page 10,Christianizing the Cardinal Virtues: The Three Great Fathers of West......Page 20,Ambrose......Page 21,Jerome......Page 27,Augustine......Page 31,Christianized Cardinal Virtues: The Early Middle Ages......Page 37,Moral and Spiritual Literature......Page 39,Exegesis and Hagiography......Page 56,Philosophy and Politics......Page 63,Conclusion......Page 74,The Renewal of Moral Thought......Page 78,Classicizing Moral Literature......Page 80,Twelfth-Century Humanism......Page 85,Canon and Civil Law......Page 90,Early Moral Theology......Page 92,The School of Laon......Page 93,The School of Peter Abelard......Page 96,Benedictine Voices......Page 101,Virtue and the Inner Self: The Victorines......Page 110,Virtue and the Inner Self: The Cistercians......Page 114,Other Religious Authors......Page 124,Peter Lombard......Page 128,Peter the Chanter’s Circle......Page 132,Conclusion......Page 141,Moral Discourse: Aristotle and Beyond......Page 144,Treatises Devoted to the Cardinal Virtues......Page 146,The Cardinal Virtues in Other Sources......Page 152,Saving the Fourfold Scheme......Page 162,Four Virtues?......Page 163,Four Moral Virtues?......Page 172,Four Principal Virtues?......Page 177,Cardinal Virtues and Secular Ethics......Page 191,Acquired and Gratuitous Virtues......Page 193,Moral Virtues and the Final Destination of Man......Page 209,Political Virtues......Page 217,Conclusion......Page 227,Virtue and the Fall......Page 232,The Cardinal Virtues and the Vices......Page 233,The Capital Vices and the Virtues......Page 234,The Principal Virtues and the Vices......Page 247,Cardinal Virtues and Cardinal Vices......Page 252,Subverting Aristotle......Page 261,Voluntarism and Intentionalism......Page 262,Egalitarianism......Page 271,Individualism......Page 284,A Quodlibetal Question of Thomas of Sutton......Page 289,Conclusion......Page 292,Conclusion......Page 294,I.2.The Subdivisions of the Cardinal Virtues According to Some Classical and Medieval Writings......Page 300,I.3.The Classification of the Moral Virtues According to Giles of Rome, Gerald of Odo, and John Buridan......Page 302,II.1. De quatuor principalibus uirtutibus et diffinitionibus......Page 306,II.3. Peter the Chanter, Summa Abel, lemma Virtus......Page 308,II.4. Hugh of Saint Cher, Commentary on Peter Lombard, Sententiae III.33......Page 310,II.5. Tractatus de quatuor virtutibus cardinalibus......Page 316,II.6. Robert Holcot, Super Sapientiam Salomonis, lectio 108 (on Sap. 8:7)......Page 318,Bibliography......Page 324,Index of Manuscripts......Page 362,Index of Ancient and Medieval Authors and Major Anonymous Works......Page 366</tableOfContents>
        
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