Introduction
Chapter 1: Rousseau's Conception of Virtue: A threefold Classification of Good Human Beings
Chapter 2: Rousseau and Aristotle: Nature and the Sociability of Human Beings
Chapter 3: Virtue and Moral Education: Similarities Between Aristotle and Rousseau
Chapter 4: Rousseau's Place in Enlightenment Thinking: The Influence on Kant
Chapter 5: Rousseau and the Enlightenment Project: A Response to MacIntyre
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index

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An original analysis of Rousseau's place in the tradition of virtue ethics running from Aristotle to the present day.

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James J. Delaney is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Niagara University in western New York, USA.

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