Virtue as Identity

This book explores the relationship between virtue, values and both individual and collective identity.

Aleksander Fatic is Research Professor of Philosophy at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade, Serbia. His publications include Punishment and Restorative Crime-Handling (1995), Reconciliation via the War Crimes Tribunal? (2000) and International Criminal Tribunals: An Assessment (2015).

Introduction / 1. Value, Virtue and Character-Formation /2. Solidarity in a Participatory Democracy / 3. Sympathy and Love: Max Scheler / 4. Culture and the Learning of Identity / 5. Emotions, Value and Social Status / 6. The Possibility of Freedom in Learned Identities / 7. Trust, Social Capital and the Integrative Community / 8. Virtue and Collective Identities / 9. What is there to be Learned From 'Organic Communities'? / 10. Conclusion: An 'Illiberal' Perspective on Identity and Value / Bibliography / Index