How interesting that the word (and the idea of) "virtue" almost disappeared from the public conversation for a few decades only to resurface recently in the somewhat cynical phrase "virtue signalling". And... errr... where is Aristotle in the rehashing of our schools' "history" curriculum?
How interesting that the word (and the idea of) "virtue" almost disappeared from the public conversation for a few decades only to resurface recently in the somewhat cynical phrase "virtue signalling". And... errr... where is Aristotle in the rehashing of our schools' "history" curriculum?
How interesting that the word (and the idea of) "virtue" almost disappeared from the public conversation for a few decades only to resurface recently in the somewhat cynical phrase "virtue signalling". And... errr... where is Aristotle in the rehashing of our schools' "history" curriculum?
How interesting that the word (and the idea of) "virtue" almost disappeared from the public conversation for a few decades only to resurface recently in the somewhat cynical phrase "virtue signalling". And... errr... where is Aristotle in the rehashing of our schools' "history" curriculum?