Arriving Where We Started: Aristotle and Business Ethics
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Permissions -- Key Terms -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Making Sense of the World: Substances -- Aristotle on the Identity of Substance and Essence -- Introduction -- The Development of Aristotle's View of Substance -- Identity Through Time: Substance and Matter -- A Difficulty -- Conclusion -- An Aristotelian Defense of the Bodily Criterion of Identity -- Further Arguments for the Bodily Criterion -- Problems for the Bodily Criterion -- Thoughts on the Unity of the Self -- Is There Any Such Thing as an Organization? -- The Organization as a Rational Being -- Problems with the Analogy -- Chapter 2: Virtue and Moral Imagination -- Psychological Events and Physical Events -- Aristotle and Werhane on Moral Imagination -- Preface -- Introduction -- Aristotle's Ethics -- Aristotle on Perceiving the Essence of a Situation -- Aristotle and Werhane: Some Similarities -- The Role of Principles -- Where They Differ: Conceptual Schemes -- A Similarity: Dialectic -- Property -- Financialization -- Group Moral Imagination -- Chapter 3: Intention, Rationality, and Irrationality -- Rationality in Management Theory and Practice: An Aristotelian Perspective -- Introduction -- Davidson's Argument -- How to Try to Make Psychology a Science -- Ethical Implications -- Problems, some of Them Practical -- Aristotle's Ethics -- Aristotle on Rationality -- Problems About Rationality -- Implications for Management -- Chapter 4: Free Will -- Autonomy -- Choosing One's Desires -- Free Will -- Towards a Definition of Free Will -- The Issue of Free Will in Organization Theory -- Making the Free Will Issue Empirical -- Chapter 5: Community and Commons -- The Commons and the Moral Organization -- The Commons -- Corporate Culture and Desires -- Kinds of Desire -- Problems About Autonomy -- The Good Community: An Aristotelian Approach | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Communities and Morality -- Qualities of a Good Community: Exit, Voice, and Loyalty -- Character and Leadership -- Introduction -- Virtues and Character -- Business Character and the Good Life -- Leadership -- Leadership, Cooperation, and Tolerance -- Giving Reasons to Act: McMahon's Views on Authority -- A Word About Trust -- A Final Observation -- MacIntyre -- Practices and Institutions -- Leisure -- Some Objections and Amendments -- Dealing with Many Voices -- Chapter 6: The Status of Business Ethics -- The Status of Business Ethics -- Introduction: A Problem About Business Ethics -- Contractarian Views -- The Difficulty of Criticizing Communities -- Against Theoretical Ethics -- Principles for Good Organizations: A Rawlsian Proposal -- Some Rawlsian Remarks on Justice and Rights -- Can We Teach Character? An Aristotelian Answer -- What We Can Teach -- What Ethics Is About -- Teaching Ethics -- Aristotle on Well-Being and Ethics -- Character and Interests -- Values and Strength of Character -- What Is Good About Good Character: Choosing One's Interests -- Coherence and Integrity as Reasons for Good Character -- Community and Culture -- Organizations Affecting Character -- Character and Its Development -- Ethical Knowledge and How It Fails -- Perceiving Correctly -- Ethical Vocabulary and Perception -- Virtues and Principles: Dialectic and Reflective Equilibrium -- Experience and Its Wisdom: Learning and Living -- Ethics and Strategy: The Value of Case Studies -- Fairly Hopeful Conclusion: Choosing a Job and Choosing a Character -- Chapter 7: Ethics Across Boundaries -- Dialectic -- Intercultural Dialectic -- Limits of Dialectic -- Dialectic and Human Development -- Lessons of Business Ethics -- The Manager's Own Values -- Purity Again -- Combining Rationality and Sociability -- Mediating Institutions and Religious Diversity | |
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