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Introduction / Vivasvan Soni -- Part I. Interiority/contemplation ; How to hit pause : language, transcendence, and the capacity for judgment in Shaftesbury's "Soliloquy; or, Advice to an author" / Vivasvan Soni ; "Judge not" and "judge for yourselves" / Oliver O'Donovan ; Stoic agency and its reception / Gretchen Reydams-Schils -- Part II. Ethics ; How to be an agent : why character matters / Stanley Hauerwas ; Losing the name of action : Shakespeare, Macbeth, and speech as action / Sarah Beckwith ; "The eyes of others" : Rousseau and Adam Smith on judgment and autonomy / Hina Nazar -- Part III. Politics/community ; Action as meaningful behavior / John McGowan ; The one and the many in the philosophy of action / Christopher Yeomans ; Toward a democratic theory of judgment / Linda M.G. Zerilli -- Part IV. Aesthetics/image ; Judging what cannot be judged : the aporia of aesthetic critique / Christoph Menke ; To make that judgment : the pragmatism of Gerhard Richter / Florian Klinger ; Varieties of nonpropositional knowledge : image-attention-action / Thomas Pfau -- Appendix. A broken vessel, or What it means to be an agent : Stanley Hauerwas on theology and practical reason / James Wetzel.
edited by Vivasvan Soni and Thomas Pfau.
"The essays gathered in this volume emerged from an ongoing series of symposia organized at Duke University and Northwestern University, with faculty from across the United States and beyond, under the broad rubric of 'Fundamental Concepts in the Humanities.'"
Includes bibiliographical references and index.