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Reforming the humanitiesReforming the humanities

Reforming the humanities2010

literature and ethics from Dante through modern times

Peter Levine

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"This book combines contemporary ethical theory, literary interpretation, and historical narrative to defend a view of the humanities as a source of moral guidance. Peter Levine argues that moral philosophers should interpret narratives and literary critics should adopt moral positions. His analysis of Dante's story of Paolo and Francesca sheds new light on the moral advantages and pitfalls of narratives versus ethical theories and principles."--Jacket.

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First published
2010
OL Work ID
OL1827070W

Subjects

Moral and ethical aspectsTechniqueNarration (Rhetoric)HumanitiesEthicsLiterature and moralsDante alighieri, 1265-1321

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