INDEX

Page numbers in bold indicate tables. Page numbers in italic indicate figures.

Abele,A. E. 379, 383

Aberdein,A. 5, 326, 330-2, 332n3, 455

Abrahamic religion 222, 245, 263

Adams, D.

Adams, R. 110

Adler, J. 143, 305, 329

Aeschylus 190-2

African philosophy 4, 257-60, 264; see also ubuntu Agnew, L. 330-1

Aikin, S. 327, 329-31,455, 459

Alba, J.W 411-14

al-Dln al-Tusl, N. 226

Alfano, M. 6, 26-7, 31-3, 95n19, 152, 284, 330, 444, 477, 484-6, 489

Al-FarabI, A. N. 226

al-Ghazall,A. H. 226-31,233, 234n2, 234n8

Allen, M. 441-2

Al-Qaeda 431,433, 436n11 al-Raghib al-IsfahanI,A. 226-8, 233-4, 234n1 Altamimi, K. 326

Alter, T. 363

amateurists 319-22

Amaya, A. 5, 330, 452-3, 457

Anscombe, G. E. M. 38 argumentation 5, 325-7, 330-1,455, 459; virtual

theory of (VTA) 330-1

Aristotle 3, 9, 27, 41,43, 44n3, 44n6, 51,60, 77,

85-90, 92, 94n7, 106, 110, 148-9, 181,187-9,

195-8, 200n20, 202, 204, 207-9, 226, 248, 314, 331

Armstrong, D. M. 362 arrogance: actual 181; avoiding 179, 181,453;

combating 179; epistemic 475-9, 480n6, 480n7; unwarranted claims 170, 180; see also intellectual

Aschner, M. J. 442

Ashton, M. C. 375, 378-9, 391,395, 404, 484, 486 assertion: norm of 299, 338; norms governing

335-6, 339, 342; see also knowledge; self­

Bacon, F. (Sir) 347-8, 350, 352, 439-40, 448n1

Baehr, J. 30, 39, 45n9, 74, 149, 212, 293-4, 305, 314, 336, 389, 484

Bailin, S. 328

Banker, C. 394

Barkawi, T. 435

Barnes, E. 123

Baron, J. 486

barriers 135, 172-3, 411,413, 439-40, 444-7, 455 Battaly, H. 2-3, 30, 39, 45n9, 74, 149, 172, 182,

212, 219, 258, 284, 305, 314, 336, 389, 484 Battersby, M. 328

Baum, R. 327

Baumeister, R. F. 159, 402, 412

Bell, C. A. 392

Ben-Ze'ev,A. 2, 13, 21n42, 21n43, 97-104 Berkeley, G. 362

Berra,Y. 37

Black Lives Matter (BLM) 173, 181

Blackburn, S.

Bloomfield, P. 2, 290n5 boasting 14, 26-7, 34, 86-7, 110, 194, 196, 241,

328, 452

Bommarito, N. 4-5, 18-20, 108, 111, 113, 283, 287, 458, 484, 486

Brady, M. 2, 485, 487

Brady,W 485, 487

bragging 15, 19-20, 22n50, 26-7, 32, 95n11,98, 110, 118, 121,284, 287-8; humble- 2, 27, 86, 95n11

Brennan, J. 22n50, 131

Buddhism 4, 60, 236—43, 244n21; humility 236—7, 242; thought 236-7, 239-40, 242

Butler, J. 37, 43

Cacioppo, J.T. 376-7, 383

Cain, D. M. 417

Callicles 88-9, 95n27, 192-3, 197, 199n15

Carter, J.A. 5, 484

Casey, J. 187, 196-7, 199n6, 327, 459

Cassam, Q. 5, 484

Chalmers, D. 364, 464, 470n2

Chancellor, J. 157-8, 161, 165, 390, 393, 404 Chang, H. 352, 354-5

Chappell, S. G. 1,3

charity 76, 79-80, 98, 294, 326-7, 329, 332n1,378, 459; principle of 325-7, 332n1

Cheng, J. 112, 157, 388, 401

Chesterton, G. K. 209

Christen, M. 31,152, 485

Christensen, D. 487

Christianity 1,9-10, 49, 57n7, 60, 85-6, 88-9, 91, 93-4, 117, 130, 188, 195, 197-8, 202-5, 208,

214, 216, 225, 232, 234n2, 257, 283, 348, 389; see also Judeo-Christianity

Church, I. M. 4-5, 130, 149, 286, 294-5, 305, 335-6, 480n6

Churchill,W. S. 129

citizens 3, 88, 129, 131-7, 139, 146, 161,195, 222, 453-4, 479, 488

Ciurria, M. 326

Clanton, C. 329-31,455

Clark,A. 464, 470n2, 481n8 classroom 322, 328, 330, 439, 441-7, 448n4, 455 Clement of Rome 29

Cleveland,W S. 12, 227, 250 cognitive-affective processing system (CAPS) 396 Cohen, D. 331

Cole-Wright, J. 5, 158, 159, 161, 161, 163, 163, 250, 283, 287-8, 401-6, 442, 454, 459, 461n11

Comte, A. 347

Conee, E. 273-4

Confucian: conception 245, 247-9, 253-4; early 245-51, 255n25; ethics 245; thought 4, 245, 248; tradition 245, 248, 257

contexts of disparity 72-3, 75, 77-81 contingency 4-5, 346, 351-3, 355; debate 352-4;

deep 353-4; modern 352 conviction 3, 59, 66, 123, 139-40, 142-6, 147n5,

215, 238, 284, 319, 326, 348, 355, 432

Cooper, D. E. 349, 352-4

Corneanu, S.

Dadlez, E. M. 2-3

Dalmiya,V 170, 172, 178

Daukas, N. 80, 176

Davidai, S. 101

Davidson, D. 28, 326

Davis, D. 98, 104, 157, 375, 389, 390-1,393, 395, 404, 454

Dawes, R. M. 414

democracy 3, 129-32, 134, 137, 141,146, 162; delegative 136-7; deliberative 130-1, 133-4, 159, 329; elitist 130-2; liberal 130-3

Deri, S. 101

DeRose, 338

Dershowitz, A. M. 429-30, 436n10 de Vries, R. E. 391

Dewey, J. 129, 141-3

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) 50-5 Dickens, C. 86, 189

Diethe, C. 93 dignity 11,36, 38, 44n2, 56, 59, 61,63-7, 162,

233-4, 259-62, 325

Dillon, J. 442-3

Dillon, R. S. 2-3, 45n14, 80, 82n8, 170-1, 178, 180-1,287

diverse ideas 3, 153-4

Dodds, E. R. 88 dogmatism 14-15, 37, 81, 139, 143, 317-20, 347-8,

354, 381,484

Dormandy, K. 4, 292-3, 295, 300

Douglass, F. 36, 72, 75, 79, 82n7

Driver, J. 1, 10, 14-16, 18-20, 22n50, 30, 34n4, 172, 189, 194, 234n4, 283-5, 287, 290n1,335, 484

Du Bois,W E. B. 75, 80 Dunkelberg,W C. 416

Dunning, D. 413-14

Dupre, J. 354-5

Eastwick, P. 104

Echols, M. 401,403, 407n1

ecological momentary assessment (EMA) 393, 396 Eliot,T. S. 129-30

Emmons, R. A. 401-2 empathy: cognitive 151, 154n7; development 148,

151-2; lacking 50, 53, 213; negative 151 Enlightenment 36, 38, 439-41 epistemology 4, 81,152, 257-8, 263, 271,274, 276,

278, 280, 303, 307, 310, 315, 321, 330-1,337,

355, 444, 473, 480n2

Esterling, K. M. 136 ethnic hatred 485, 487

Evers, E. 415, 419 evidentialism 145-6, 271,273-8, 280, 320, 322,

323n12, 342n14; anti- 271-2, 277-8, 280 Exline, J. J. 159, 402

experts 131-5, 216, 319-21,341,383, 412-14, 416, 436n11,458,477

extended cognition 464-4, 468, 470n1, 470n2, 470n5,470n7,470n11

Facebook 339-40, 472, 479 faith: Abrahamic 263; evidence for 214; have

214-19, 221; lack 217; Markan 216, 218-21,

223; relational 216; repose 218-20;Thomistic

213, 215-17, 220-3; virtuous 214, 219

Fantl, J. 484

Faust, D. 414

Feldman, R.

Fernbach, P. 5, 411,413-16, 418

Feyerabend, P. 353-4

Fisher, J. 108

Fisher, M. 413, 418

Flanagan, O. 14-16, 20, 140, 284 flat-earther 72, 75-8, 80-1

Fleeson,W. 380-3, 396 forgiveness 13, 94, 99, 104, 159-62, 161, 163, 166, 167n2, 376, 404, 454

Fox, C. R. 411,413, 418

Franklin, B. 231

Fricker, M. 122-4, 173, 303-4, 307-8, 339

Fusco, E. 443

Gadsby, H. 80

Gall, M. 441-2

Gandhi, M. K. 262, 265n4

Garcia, J. L.A. 13, 16, 31,69, 258, 283, 287

Gaventa, J. 166

Gayle, B. 441-2

Gerber, L. 402

Gershon, M. 443

Goldberg, S. 272, 297

Goldman, A. 146

Gordian knot 26, 33

Gordon, E. C. 5, 484

Gottman, J. 103

Gould, S. J. 346 government 40, 52-3, 129, 131, 133-7, 220, 246, 319, 427, 429, 432, 434, 453

Govier, T. 166

Goyal, N. 124

Greco, J. 4

Greek 1,3, 9, 37, 41,85, 88, 134, 137, 192-3, 196, 210n15; ancient 2, 60, 190, 197, 200n18, 207; antiquity 85; archaic 3, 191-2; classical 189, 191; pagan 189, 193-7; tradition 188, 193

Green, J. 329

Gregg, A. P. 380

Grenberg, J. 13, 16, 62, 69n39

Gronlund, K. 136

Hacking, I. 352-3

Haggard, M. C. 330, 444, 484

happiness 50, 55-7, 101,193, 203, 230, 275

Harrison, P. 348

Hawthorne, J. 337-8, 367-9

Hazlett,A. 4-5, 39, 149, 154n4, 285-6, 294-5, 444, 484

Healy, P. J. 412, 420n1

HEARER 305-8; BAD 305 Heetderks Strong, K. 162, 163 Heidegger, M. 96n49, 346, 351,353 HEXACO model 375-6, 378-9, 404, 486 Hill,T. E. 63

Hilton, W. 49

Himmelroos, S. 136 Hollingdale, R. J. 93 Hollingsworth, P. 442 Holy Spirit 29, 94

Homer 188-9, 191-2, 195-6, 198 homophobia 51, 485, 487

Hook, J. N. 157, 389-91,395, 402

Hooks, B. 78 Howard-Snyder, D. 2, 4, 30, 39, 45n9, 149, 216,

218-19, 305, 314, 336, 389 Hoyle, R. H. 5, 330, 382-3, 394 h-traits 485-90 human flourishing 2, 49-50, 56, 172, 202-3,

207, 209

Hume, D. 3, 10, 27, 30, 36, 38, 49, 73, 115, 117-22, 124, 126, 141,189, 199n5, 213, 225, 316-18, 323n18, 359-62, 364, 366-9, 370n15, 401

Humean humility 5, 117, 359, 362, 366-7, 369 humiliation 30, 36, 41,61, 66-8, 80, 88, 99, 118, 123, 157, 178, 202, 205

Hunt, L.

Hurka, T. 109-10 Husserl, E. 351, 353 Hutchinson, J.W. 411-14

Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya, M. 226-8, 231-4, 234n9, 234n10

illusion of explanatory depth (IOED) 412-13, 419 Inbar,Y. 415, 419

indigenous: African people 257, 259, 263-4; groups 474; law 452; people 473-4 individualism 271,275-6; anti- 271-3, 277-8, 480n4; epistemic 271-5, 278, 280, 476 injustice: epistemic 3, 81, 117, 123-4, 126, 303-4, 307-11, 311n7, 326, 461n5; hermeneutical 307-8; social 123, 178; testimonial 4, 122-3, 145, 173, 307-11,311n3, 311n5, 339 intellectual humility: accounts of 149, 286, 304-5, 309-10, 326, 335-6, 444, 448n5, 470n12; expression of 376, 383-4, 430, 434, 444-6; false 313-15, 318-22, 431; features of 141,272, 299; genuine 428, 430-1; lack of 205, 308-11,313, 326, 328, 341,411,413, 415, 417; measures of 32, 330, 379-80, 382; value of 6, 330, 340, 342, 444; virtue of 76, 132, 152, 189, 196, 204, 212, 215-16, 220-1,229, 284, 303, 310, 313-14, 316, 318, 328-9, 336, 340-1, 342n14, 379, 384, 428, 446-7, 466, 468-9, 470n8, 470n14, 474, 484, 488

intellectual: arrogance 142, 152, 292, 295, 298, 303-4, 309-11,313-14, 319-22, 335, 341,

343n22, 378, 380, 476; autonomy 176, 220, 272, 277-8, 280, 314, 321,452; conditions 350; confidence 326-7, 329, 332; entitlement 341; limitations 5, 30, 39, 73, 80, 141,149-51, 174, 215-16, 221,305, 336, 339-40, 343n16, 343n19, 428-31,444-5, 447, 486; powers 314, 316, 321-2; pride 4, 271-2, 280; servility 142, 292, 295, 298, 301n13, 303-4, 309-11, 314; vice 77, 295, 301n9, 303, 309, 313, 484; virtue 76, 132, 152, 182n9, 189, 196, 204, 212, 215-16, 220-1,229, 284, 303, 310, 313-14, 318, 328-9, 379, 384, 428, 446-7, 466, 468-9, 470n8, 470n14, 474, 484, 488; weakness 313-14, 316, 317 intellectually: arrogant 141, 143, 152-3, 295-7,

299, 308-10, 339-40, 476, 488; entitled 336, 340-1; humble 139, 141-5, 149, 152-4, 154n4, 221,272, 286, 288, 294-300, 309-10, 311n7, 313-14, 316, 326, 335-6, 339, 375, 378, 380, 382-4, 439, 444-5, 447, 456, 468-9, 487; servile 152, 296, 298, 300, 309-10 internalism 271, 274-8, 280, 281n8 Islamic tradition 4, 225-6, 228 Israelson, E.

Jackson, R. 428, 432-3, 436n7, 436n11 Jasanoff, S. 134

Jesus Christ 12, 29, 36-8, 78, 84, 188, 203, 206-7,

214, 216-17

Jin Li 247

Johnson, C. R. 3, 149, 153 Johnson, R. H. 326-7 Johnson, S. 36 Johnston, M. 403 Judeo-Christian thought 9, 203, 257, 263 justice: restorative 3, 161-6, 163, 167n3; social 38,

161, 163-4, 163

Kahan, D. 140

Kant, I. 2, 10, 13, 38, 42, 45n14, 59, 61-8, 68n6, 69n35, 69n38, 69n39, 69n40, 180-1,236, 276, 292, 349, 351,361, 364, 370n6

Karney, B. 100 Katz, M. 477 Kaufmann, W. 93 Keil, F. C. 412-13, 415-18 Kidd, I. J. 5, 149, 286, 326-7, 329, 331,348-9,

351-5, 444, 455, 459-60 Kierkegaard, S. A. 10 King Jr., M. L. 37, 76-8 Kinzel, K. 352 Kipling, R. 433 Kitcher, P. 347-8 Klein, N. 414 knowledge: acquiring 295, 305-6, 309, 427, 431;

anti- 429-30, 433, 435, 436n2; human 4, 411, 413, 418; imparting 340; moral 257, 264; norm of assertion (KNA) 338-41,342n11,342n13, 343n18, 343n23; is power 439-41,445, 447, 448n1; social 474-5; testimonial 272-3, 278-80, 298, 306, 338; true 9; see also self­

knowledge calibration 411

Knowledge Norm of Assertion (KNA-Nec) 338, 340-1,342n13

Knowledge Norm of Assertion (KNA-Suff) 338-41,342n13, 343n18, 343n23

Kohlberg, L. 264

Kruger, J. 413-14, 417 Kruglanski, A.W. 376-8, 383

Krumrei Mancuso. E. 5, 152, 330, 379, 383,

458, 484

Kruse, E. 390-1, 396, 404

Kuhn,T. S. 164, 348, 354

Ku Klux Klan (KKK) 76-8

Lacqueur, W. 430

Landau, I. 101

Langton, R. 364, 368, 370n7

Lavelock, C. R. 459

Leary, M. 286, 330, 379, 382-3, 394-5, 402, 484 Lee, K. 375, 378-9, 391,404-5, 484, 486 Lepock, C. 329

Levy, N. 6, 476-7, 484, 487

Lewis, C. S. 31-3, 402

Lewis, D. 364-6, 368, 370n7, 370n11, 370n12 liberatory virtue 3, 170-8, 180-2, 182n5 Light, N. 5, 415

Locke, J. 325-6, 361,370n2

Luchies, L. 159

Luther, M. 27

Lynch, J. G. 411,414, 416

Lynch, M. P. 3, 140-1, 146, 149, 153 Lyubomirsky, S. 157-8, 161, 165, 390, 393, 404

MacIntyre,A. 188, 199n3, 199n10, 202 Madison, B. 131-3, 484

Mahadevan, N. 380 Maimonides, M. 9-10, 401

Mandela, N. 261,263

Maoz, I. 477

Marrone, J.A. 158, 158, 161, 163, 165, 387, 454 Marshall, C. 219

Marshall, T. 161

Marzano, R. 443

McElroy-Hetzel, S. E. 330, 387-8

McGraw,A. P. 414 McKaughan, D. J. 4, 216, 218

McLeod, A. 4-5

Meagher, B. R. 392 measurement of humility 330, 375, 390-1, 394, 397-8

Medina, J. 122-6

Meehl, P. E. 414

Mercier, H. 475-6, 486

Merton, R. K. 347

Metz,T. 4, 260-2, 264

Mill, J. S. 327

Mishler, E. 443 modesty 1,9-10, 13-20, 21n42, 22n50, 22n68, 22n80, 23n80, 23n88, 28, 30, 33-4, 34n4, 34n5, 38-9, 60, 88, 97, 106, 108-14, 115n1, 126, 135, 137, 165, 189, 193-4, 234n4, 236-7, 239, 243n2, 243n3, 283-5, 287, 290n1,313-16, 323n1, 325-6, 347, 375, 379, 388, 390-1, 484, 486, 489

Mokgoro,Y. 259-60

Moore, D.A. 412, 417, 420n1

Moore, G. E. 337-338 morality 2, 4, 29, 38, 41,84-5, 88-9, 91-2, 114, 118, 193, 203, 257-65, 379-80, 407n2, 479

Morgan,T. 216-17, 219 Morgenbesser, S. 91

Morin, O. 331

Morrell, M. E. 136, 149

Murdoch, I. 21n17, 44n6, 198, 236 Murray, A. 108-10

Nabatchi, T. 136

Nadelhoffer,T. 9, 21n17, 31-2, 250, 283, 287-8, 401,402-6, 407n1,407n3, 461n11

Nagarjuna 241

Nagasawa,Y. 363

Nagel, T. 276 narcissism 3, 50-5, 57n7, 58n10, 117, 206, 210n10,

221,283, 379, 388, 396, 484 narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) 2, 50, 53-5 Neblo, M.A. 3, 129-31,133-6

Neff, L. 100

Neo-Nazi 72, 75, 77, 80-1

Newlands, S. 215 Newman, J. 10

Newton, I. (Sir) 347, 370n14

Nielson, R. 158, 158, 161, 163, 165, 387, 454 Nietzsche, F. 1-2, 10, 38, 84-94, 94n3, 95n18,

95n19, 95n27, 96n38, 96n49, 189, 191,193, 196, 202-3,351, 401,485, 489-90

Nussbaum, M. 40, 191,275-6

O'Brien, E. 414

officials 52-3, 131-4, 136, 436n11,454

On the Genealogy of Morals (GM) 85-91,93, 94n3 open-minded cognition 379, 381-3; general (OMCG) 381; political (OMCP) 381; religious (OMCR) 381

open-mindedness 13, 74, 82n7, 99, 125, 141, 143-4, 146, 288, 294, 314, 318-19, 328-30, 377, 379, 381-2, 402, 452, 455, 458-459, 484, 486, 490n1

Ottati,V 381-3 ourside bias 485-90

Owens, B. P. 389, 454 owning limitations (OL) 39-40, 80, 174, 178

Pappas, N. 2

paradox 15, 26-8, 31-4, 34n1,34n2, 96n50, 159, 166, 194, 337-8, 419; of humility 1-2, 26-8, 32, 34

Pasnau, R. 215, 487 Paul, L.A. 150 Paul, R. 327-8

Peirce, C. S. 349

Pereboom, D. 364

Perini,T. 401,403, 405, 407n1

Peterson, C. 376, 388, 391,393-4, 402 Phelps-Roper, M. 79, 82n7 Pierog, R. 446-7

Pinsent, A. C. 3-4 Plato 3, 85-6, 88-9, 135, 189, 192-7, 202-3,

210n5, 228, 232, 275-6, 488 PlayStation 439-41 pluralism 5, 131-2, 346, 351,354-5, 453 Pope, G. 443

Popper, K. R. 318-19, 348

Porter,T. 330, 379, 383

Preiss, R. 441-2 Preston-Roedder, R. 217-18 Price, E. D. 379, 381-3

Priest, M. 141,288, 336, 340-1,343n22 Priestley, J. 347

Pritchard, D. H. 5-6, 456, 465, 474 Proust, M. 62

psychology: characteristic 293, 298-9; of humility

1,5, 165; moral 94, 95n27, 152; positive 376,

387, 389, 459; social 305, 330, 342n15, 379

Quine,W.V O. 326

racism 51,56, 76, 78, 145, 485, 487 Ramseyan humility 5, 359, 364-8 Rashdall, H. 10, 13

Reeve, C. D. C. 90 Reid,T. 361,367 religious: hatred 485, 487; tradition 1, 3, 117,

245, 346 restorative justice 3, 161-5, 163, 166, 167n3 Richards, N. 10-12, 39, 45n11,61,69n35, 234n4,

388, 402 Ridge, M. 16-18 Riggs,W 143, 484 Rini, R. 472, 479, 487 Ritchhart, R. 328

Roberts, R. 2-3, 12-13, 16, 31,149, 154n2, 227,

250, 258, 283, 294, 300n5, 305, 309-10, 336, 388, 444, 448n5, 484, 486

Robinson, B. 1-2, 26-7, 31,33, 152, 243n9,

284, 485 romantic love 2, 97, 99-104 Ross, L. 477 Rouse, S.V 330, 379, 383, 484 Rowatt,W C. 375, 379, 389, 391,393, 402 Rozenblit, L. 412-13, 415 Rumsfeld, D. 427, 432 Rumsfeldian humility 427-8, 433-4 Russell, B. 363-4

Russelian monism 5, 359, 362-4, 366-9

Sageman, M. 432, 434-5

Said, E. 429, 433 Samuelson, P. 5, 130, 149, 305, 335-6, 380, 480n6 Sandage, S. 157, 402

Santideva 237-9, 241-2 Schueler, G. F. 13, 15-16, 21n43, 22n80, 23n80 Schumann, K. 330

Scott, K. 329, 331 Scriven, M. 327 Sedikides, C. 380 self-: assertion 60, 84, 92; identity 140, 142, 144-5;

importance 4-5, 50-7, 62, 67, 159, 250-2,

290; interest 137, 140, 142, 198, 205, 260, 405; knowledge 4, 13, 27, 39, 194, 198, 230-1,283, 285-6, 289-90; respect 2, 11, 13, 42-3, 59-60, 62-8, 69n17, 69n35, 69n39, 69n40, 73, 82n8, 119, 180-1, 187, 234, 287, 389; trust 73, 81n2, 123, 293, 295-7, 300, 301n11,320-1, 340, 350, 487; valuing 59-61, 63-4, 67-8, 69n17; worth 13-15, 30, 59, 61-3, 67-8, 108, 130, 225, 227, 233-4, 283, 289, 389

Seligman, M. P. 376, 388, 391,393-4, 402 sexism 51, 485, 487

shame 2, 10, 28, 36, 75, 113-14, 118-26, 157,

191- 5, 285, 325, 454

Shariff, A. 112 Sharma, S. 101 Sharpe, S. 162 Shea, N. 473-5 Shoemaker, S. 367-9 Sidgwick, H. 10, 31-2, 38, 189, 401 Silke, A. 432, 434-5, 437n31 Silvermint, D. 78, 170, 172-4 Simion, M. 338 Simms, J. 443

Sinha, G.A. 10, 13-14

Skorburg, J. A. 477, 480n4, 485 slavery 36, 38, 72-3, 75, 79, 84, 86, 89-92, 119, 164, 181,188, 190, 196, 203, 213, 217, 238

Slote, M. 14, 18, 108, 172

Smart, J. J. C. 362 snobbery 12, 50-1, 53, 56

Snow, N. E. 1, 11-13, 30, 39, 44n6, 69n28, 75, 80, 150, 283, 285, 289, 402

social: media 1,73, 321,472, 478-9, 481n9; networks 307, 476, 485, 487-90

Socrates 3, 85-6, 88-90, 135, 141-2, 188-90,

192- 7, 200n18, 427, 488-90

Soler, L. 352-4

Sommer, K. 159 sophrosyne 130, 134-7, 193-6

SPEAKER 305-7; BAD 306

Sperber, D. 475-7, 486

Spiegel, J. 329

Spinoza, B. 10, 30, 401

St. Augustine 9, 29, 36, 257

St. Benedict 49, 204

St. Bernard of Clairvaux 9, 200n20, 401

St. Paul 188, 200n20

St.Teresa of Avila 27

St.Thomas Aquinas 3-4, 11,26, 28-30, 199n13, 200n17, 200n20, 203-9, 210n15, 212-6, 236, 326, 401; see also faith

Stampnitzky, L. 427, 429, 433, 436n2

Stanovich, K. 377-8, 484

Stevens, K. 331

Strawson, G. 364

Sullivan, E. 6, 485

Susskind, E. 443

Swanton, C. 40, 69n41

Tanesini,A. 4-5, 44n4, 74, 115n2, 142, 284, 287, 294-5, 298, 300, 301n7, 301n8, 303, 305, 428, 484

Tangney, J. P. 31,290n2, 375, 387, 390, 395-6, 402 Taylor, G. 11, 107-8, 401

terrorism: acts of 429, 435; causes of 427, 429-32, 436n10; counter- 434, 436n26; forms of 428-9, 431,433, 435; Islam-related 428, 434; new 428, 430-1, 436n4; old 430-1, 436n4; pathways to 434-5

Tessman, L. 78, 82n5, 171-4, 181,182n12

Testament: New 29, 38, 84, 86, 187, 198, 200n20, 203, 206-7; Old 37, 198, 257

testimony 124, 141,145, 263, 273, 278-9, 297-8, 300, 303-10, 311n2, 311n7, 313, 315-16, 339, 377, 475, 477, 481n11, 487, 489

Thomas, S. 327

Thrasymachus 85-90, 192, 197, 199n15

Tizard, B. 443

tolerance 98, 143, 148, 153, 318, 354, 378-9

Tracy, J. 112-13, 157, 388, 401, 463, 478, 484 Trizio, E. 352-3

Trump, D. 26-7, 81,148, 214, 315, 319;

Tower 305-6

Tutu, D. 166, 259-62

Tversky, A. 411, 418

ubuntu 4, 257-65

unhappiness 50, 55, 121

Van Cleve, J. 5

Van Ness, D. 162, 163

Van Tongeren, D. R. 393

vanity 3, 12, 38, 45n11,50-2, 55, 57n7, 87, 117, 119, 121,148, 192, 259, 285, 340, 484-5

Vasalou, S. 4, 229, 234n8

Venezia, K. 401,403, 407n1

vices of pride 2, 50—1,53—6, 57n7, 59, 66,

68n2,448

Volkswagen 439-40

Wallace, D. F. 402

Ward, A. 477

Watson, G. 45n9, 74, 152, 446-7

Watson, L. 5

Weidman,A. C. 157, 388-9, 401 well-being 18, 50, 55-7, 57n7, 99, 110-11, 135,

158, 159, 237, 252, 265, 288, 390, 395, 397, 404-6, 407n2, 414, 452, 454-5

West, R. F. 377, 484 Whitcomb, D. 2-3, 30, 39, 45n9, 69n30, 73-6, 78,

141,149, 152, 170, 174-6, 179, 212-13, 258, 286-7, 294-5, 299-300, 300n5, 300n6, 305, 314, 336, 339, 389, 428, 430, 436n6, 444-5, 486

Wielenberg, E. J. 12-13

Wilkins, A. L. 389

Williams, B. 14, 16, 144, 349

Williamson,T. 299, 338, 342n13

Wilson,A. 110-11,288, 494

Wilson, N. 326 Wilson,W 18-19, 23n88

Wittgenstein, L. 139-40, 195, 353-4 Wojciszke, B. 379, 383

Wollstonecraft, M. 38-9

Woo, C.Y. 416 Wood, S. L. 411, 414, 416

Wood,W J. 12, 31,45n11,68n2, 149, 154n2, 243n10, 258, 283, 294, 305, 310, 336, 388, 411, 444, 448n5, 484, 486

Woolwine, S. H. 3 Worthington Jr., E. 160-1,161, 167n2, 387, 390-1,

394-5, 402; REACH 160

Xun Kuang 253

Zagzebski, L. 110, 172, 284, 293, 295, 457,

470n8, 487 Zeelenberg, M. 415, 419 Zehr, H. 161-2, 164

Zengzi 249 Zulaika, J. 427, 436n12, 436n26