The Question of Ageing• JOHN COTTINGHAM Abstract For humans, as for other animal species, old age is a good, provided that the disease and decrepitude that often accompany it are not so severe as to swamp further flour - Good moral character - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Question of Ageing• JOHN COTTINGHAM Abstract For humans, as for other animal species, old age is a good, provided that the disease and decrepitude that often accompany it are not so severe as to swamp further flour Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-08 08:37:15 Open Document File Size: 218,47 KB Share Result on Facebook City Athens / Jerusalem / London / Boston / / Company Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Eastburn’s Press / Cambridge University Press / Clarendon Press / / Country Egypt / / Event Person Travel / / IndustryTerm online version / diminished energy / / Organization Cambridge University / Princeton University / Oxford University / / Person Charles Taylor / Robert Herrick / Elisabeth Macdonald / Mary Warnock / Justin Oakley / Nicolas Wolterstorff / Martin Heidegger / Abraham / Derek Parfit / Aristotle / Plato / Helen Small / Eleonore Stump / Richard Swinburne / JOHN COTTINGHAM / Timothy Radcliffe / Mark Johnston / Friedrich Nietzsche / / Position writer / poet / / PublishedMedium Journal of Applied Philosophy / / URL http / SocialTag Behavior Theology Analytic philosophy Social philosophy Belief Eudaimonia Aristotelian ethics Nicomachean Ethics Moral character Philosophy

The Question of Ageing• JOHN COTTINGHAM Abstract For humans, as for other animal species, old age is a good, provided that the disease and decrepitude that often accompany it are not so severe as to swamp further flourAdd to Reading List