Scholarship
The Love Which Love's Knowledge Knows Not: Nussbaum's Evasion of Christianity
Publication Date
1992
Publication
The Thomist
Document Type
Article
Abstract
WITH THE PUBLICATION in 1986 of The Fragilty of Goodness, Martha Nussbaum established herelf as a central figure on the intellectual stage.1 The book is elegantly written and eloquently argued, one of those rare books whose depth of insight is coupled with an ease of expression. Equally at home in the scholarship of both classical antiquity and contemporary philosophy, The Fragility of Goodness stimulated conversations and arguments among a wide range of scholars
Recommended Citation
“The Love Which Love's Knowledge Knows Not: Nussbaum's Evasion of Christianity,” The Thomist 56/2 (April 1992) 323-337.
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