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Temperance: Self-Control as Transcendence

A central virtue in Aristotle and Aquinas, temperance is an often neglected and often misunderstood virtue. Properly understood, temperance turns out to be essential for the achievement of justice and the common good.

Jennifer Frey is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of South Carolina. (website)

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