Shame and Necessity, Second Edition (Sather Classical Lectures) (Volume 57)
by Bernard Williams, A. A. Long
In Shame and Necessity, Bernard Williams draws on the Sather Classical Lectures to investigate shame's central place in ancient Greek ethics. Co-edited by A. A. Long, this Volume 57 explores how necessity and moral concepts intertwined in classical society, offering enduring insights into human values and behavior.
About This Book
Shame and Necessity presents the Sather Classical Lectures delivered by Bernard Williams, examining key aspects of ancient Greek thought.
The book addresses the concept of shame as a fundamental element in Greek ethical frameworks, highlighting its influence on personal and social conduct.
With contributions from A. A. Long, the volume offers a scholarly perspective on classical philosophy, Volume 57 in the series.
Williams's analysis connects ancient ideas to broader philosophical inquiries, providing depth for readers interested in moral philosophy.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!