We seek\noriginal\nessays that focus\non virtue ethics within\nthe phenomenological tradition\nor utilizing the phenomenological\nmethod. \; Although virtue ethics is\na tradition that is\nwell suited to the depth\ndescriptions of phenomenology\, it remains\nlargely unthematized\nin the current literature on phenomenology. \; The volume we are\nputting together will\nbegin to fill that gap\nin the phenomenological literature. There is\na rich diversity of topics in virtue ethics that can\nbe pursued from the perspective of\nphenomenology\, such\nas: the need for proper character\ndispositions (courage\, humility\,\njustice\, etc.)\; the fundamental\nquest for fulfillment\n(eudaimonia)\,\nwhich itself opens up a meditation on the bodily\, environmental\,\nsocial and intellectual excellences\; the role of moral\nexemplars\,\nthe dilemmas\nof ignorance and incontinence\, etc.
\nSend your abstract or essay in one file\, accompanied by a second\nfile with your name\,\naffiliation\, and\ncontact information\nas well as a brief\nlist of publications\n(suitable for a &ldquo\;notes\non contributors&rdquo\; page)\nto the editors: Kevin Hermberg (kevin.hermberg@dc.edu) and Paul\nGyllenhammer\n(gyllenhp@stjohns.edu). All files should\nbe sent in .doc\, .docx\,\n.rtf\, or .pdf format as email attachments. Please address any questions to\nKevin or Paul at the email addresses provided.
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