The psychology of character and the theology of virtue
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Audi, Robert. (2009). The psychology of character and the theology of virtue. In In C. S. Titus (Ed.). The Psychology of Character and Virtue pp. 101 - 118 The Institute for the Psychological Sciences.
Authors | Audi, Robert |
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Editors | C. S. Titus |
Abstract | The subject of character is a major concern in psychology, a central concern in ethics, and an important focus in theology. This paper is pertinent to all three fields. I shall sketch a conception of character, locate virtue within that conception, and identify a major theological aspect of virtue ethics. I write as a philosopher, but I am concerned with how the ethical notions I am working with apply to psychological research and therapy. I will thus briefly argue for the explanatory power and, with qualifications, the predictive power of the notion of a character trait as crucial for understanding the human person. |
Page range | 101 - 118 |
Year | 2009 |
Book title | The Psychology of Character and Virtue |
Publisher | The Institute for the Psychological Sciences |
Place of publication | United States of America |
ISBN | 9780977310340 |
Publisher's version | File Access Level Controlled |
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