Literature and the Continuances of Virtue - Princeton Legacy Library 3197 by Warner Berthoff Details
Virtue, as used here, is an indication of integrity - that living force emanating from people, communities or texts as a result of the achievement of its distinctive objectives. Professor…
Virtue, as used here, is an indication of integrity - that living force emanating from people, communities or texts as a result of the achievement of its distinctive objectives. Professor Berthof explains the descent of virtue from classic times into our time and examines it as a key presence in a series of major literary works originally published in 1987.
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