Titlebook: Jane Austen’s Philosophy of the Virtues; Sarah Emsley Book 2005 Sarah Emsley 2005 Aristotle.ethics.female sex.Jane Austen.novel.philosophy

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403978288Aristotle; ethics; female sex; Jane Austen; novel; philosophy; sensibility; tradition; British and Irish Lit

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struct a new form of expertise in order to cope with the contradictions of modern society: On the one hand, images of scientific and technical competence create utopian hopes of technological feasibility, on the other hand, these same images provoke fears of an alienating, impersonal society.

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Sarah Emsleystruct a new form of expertise in order to cope with the contradictions of modern society: On the one hand, images of scientific and technical competence create utopian hopes of technological feasibility, on the other hand, these same images provoke fears of an alienating, impersonal society.

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Sarah Emsleyeaucratic. It finally introduces the notion that the World Heritage regime generates prestige on an . rather than . basis, an insight that—as is demonstrated through the remainder of the book—has important implications for understanding experts’ role.

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Sarah Emsley their knowledge or recommendations—their power of ‘consecration’ used to burnish World Heritage prestige—in exchange for conservation commitments. Yet we also see how other, non-expert, participants seek to cut out technical specialists as the ‘middle man’, while retaining the symbolic function of

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