Martha Nussbaum — "The ancient Greeks had a profound understanding of the human condition, and we c…"
The ancient Greeks had a profound understanding of the human condition, and we can still learn much from them.
The ancient Greeks had a profound understanding of the human condition, and we can still learn much from them.
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"The idea that we should base our political life on religious or metaphysical conceptions of the good is profoundly anti-democratic."
"Compassion is not weakness; it is a strength that can motivate us to act for justice."
"The good life is not a life of isolation, but a life of connection and engagement with others."
"Love is not just a personal emotion; it can be a powerful force for social and political change."
"The idea that we have a shared humanity is a powerful one."
Book: 'The Fragility of Goodness: Luck and Ethics in Greek Tragedy and Philosophy'
Date: 1986
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