Phronesis
Peter J. Steinberger
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Peter J. Steinberger
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Abstract A Greek term, typically translated as “practical wisdom,” “prudence,” or “judgment,” phronesis describes a virtue often thought to be characteristic of or essential to appropriate and effective engagement in political life. It is widely regarded as a feature of political leadership – statesmanship – properly understood, and it is sometimes also included in conceptions of the good citizen.
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Abstract A Greek term, typically translated as “practical wisdom,” “prudence,” or “judgment,” phronesis describes a virtue often thought to be characteristic of or essential to appropriate and effective engagement in political life. It is widely regarded as a feature of political leadership – statesmanship – properly understood, and it is sometimes also included in conceptions of the good citizen.
Key concepts: Phronesis, Prudence, Virtue, Politics, Epistemology, Sociology, Philosophy, Political science