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HUMA 1825 Lecture : Law & Morality Lecture

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24 Oct 2022
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York University
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Humanities
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HUMA 1825
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Essay question: augustine argues that the morality of love is held captive in cities (empires) ruled by honour. This is so regardless of whether honour is self-serving (a vice) or in service of the common good (a virtue). Write an essay that develops a thesis about what difference augustine"s morality of love makes in a world ruled by honour. Your essay should engage augustine and at least one of the contemporary scholars that we read: lendon, meyer or cohen. Though you are not required to consider other readings beyond that, you should be informed by all the readings in the module, and you should cite other readings where appropriate and relevant. Honour is war - honour should follow virtue ,virtue should not follow honour. The one with the most honour becomes christian - roman elite"s adapt to changing political dynamic (influence of prestige) Centre of power shifted - augustine city of god.

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