Nussbaum, Martha

Nisbett Richard, 267 Nixon, Richard, >86,387 n.146 norms, sor social norms nostalgia, 261 Nussbaum. Martha, 52... 

Martha C. Nussbaum, The Fragility of Goodness Luck and Ethics in Greek Tragedy and Philosophy (Cambridge Cambridge University Press, 1986), p. 302. 

B. G. Teubner, 1913), 95-109 Paul Veyne, Seneca The Life of a Stoic, trans. David Sullivan (New York Routledge, 2003) Folco Martinazzoli, Seneca Studio sulla morale Ellenica nelTesperlenza Romana (Florence La Nuova Italia, 1945) more particularly, see S. Bartsch and David Wray, eds., Seneca and the Se (New York Cambridge University Press, 2009), especially the essays by Martha Nussbaum, Seneca on Fortune and the Kingdom of God, and Elizabeth Asmis, Free Yourself Slavery, Freedom and the Self in Seneca s Letters. ... 

I am in debt to philosopher Martha Nussbaum for reminding us that social justice practices, like other forms of human tmd social development, should be, after all, about the development of human capabilities (Nussbaum 2011). 

This brings us to objective list theories of well-being. As would be expected, various lists have been proposed. Setting aside for the moment Martha Nussbaum s list, Philip Brey has conveniently summarized the content of some of these other lists ... 

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