A leading philosopher shows how the story of Ajax and Odysseus sheds new light on the contentious issue of disproportionate rewards in contemporary American society.
A leading philosopher shows how the story of Ajax and Odysseus sheds new light on the contentious issue of disproportionate rewards in contemporary American society.
Paul Woodruff teaches philosophy at The University of Texas at Austin, where he has held positions for over twenty years as department chair, honors director, and dean. He served in the United States Army as a junior officer, 1969-71. His many books include Reverence, First Democracy, and The Necessity of Theater.
Inhaltsangabe
Part One Introductory Ajax What's at Stake: Rewards, Booty, and Incentives Part Two The Story of Ajax Part Three Learning from the Ajax Story A New Approach to Justice and Compassion The Myth Caring About Ajax The Storytellers The Contest: What Went Wrong Part Four Justice as Human Wisdom Bad Losers Compassion Fairness The Fairness Trap Good Things and their Doubles Justice Anger: Justice in the Soul Honor and Respect Wisdom Leadership The Answer: How to Survive the Dilemma Afterword Ajax and Odysseus: From Battlefield to Boardroom, by C. Cale McDowell
Part One Introductory Ajax What's at Stake: Rewards, Booty, and Incentives Part Two The Story of Ajax Part Three Learning from the Ajax Story A New Approach to Justice and Compassion The Myth Caring About Ajax The Storytellers The Contest: What Went Wrong Part Four Justice as Human Wisdom Bad Losers Compassion Fairness The Fairness Trap Good Things and their Doubles Justice Anger: Justice in the Soul Honor and Respect Wisdom Leadership The Answer: How to Survive the Dilemma Afterword Ajax and Odysseus: From Battlefield to Boardroom, by C. Cale McDowell
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