Portraits of Integrity

Charlotte Alston is Professor in History in the Department of Humanities at Northumbria University, UK. Amber Carpenter is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Yale-NUS, Singapore. Rachael Wiseman is Lecturer in Philosophy at University of Liverpool, UK.

List of Figures
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
1. Plato’s Socrates: The Oddness of the Integrated Soul, Amber D. Carpenter
2. Manlius Severinus Boethius: Integrity as Attunement to Reality, Matthew Maguire
3. Rama: The Imperfections of the Perfect Man in the Valmiki Ramaya?a, Emily T. Hudson
4. Antigone: Staging Integrity through Sorority, Valentina Moro
5. Job: ‘And Still He Holdeth Fast His Integrity’, Katharine J. Dell
6. Ella Baker: Leading With Integrity in the Service of a Cause, Robin Zheng
7. ‘Albert’: Transformational Agency and Integrity in the Workplace, Lisa Herzog
8. Huang Zongxi: Making It Safe Not To Be Servile, Sandra Field
9. Lambert Strether: ‘What Plays You Least False’ In A Life With Others, Danielle Petherbridge
10. Confucius’s Village Worthies: Hypocrites As Thieves Of Virtue, Winnie Sung
11. G. E. M. Anscombe: The False Hypocrisy Of The Ideal Standard, Rachael Wiseman
12. Mohandas Gandhi: ‘My Life Is Its Own Message’, Stefan Rossbach
13. Tolstoy and the Tolstoyans: Facing Life as a Whole, Charlotte Alston
14. Simone Weil: Against Being True To Yourself, D. K. Levy
15. Guan Yu: ‘Righteousness That Is Not Righteousness’ In The Romance Of The Three Kingdoms, Bryan W. Van Norden
16. Gerrard Winstanley: Radicalism and the Struggle for Integrity during the English Revolution, David Loewenstein
17. Amadou Bamba: Integrity and the Struggle for Spiritual Cultivation, Alexus McLeod
18. Abai Kunanbayev: Integrity and the Law in 19th Century Kazakh Society, Tenlik Dalayeva
19. Amrita Sher-Gil: Identity and Integrity as a Mixed-Race Woman Artist in Colonial India, Nalini Bhushan
20. Friedrich Christoph Dahlmann and Georg Waitz: Two Models of Scholarly Integrity, Herman Paul
21. Hannah Arendt: Integrity, Truth and the Political Realm, Alexander Beaumont
22. Anansi the Spider: Individual Trickery and Communal Integrity, Stephen L. Bishop
23. The Cookes and the Kayes: Assertions of Virtue amongst the ‘Middling Sort’ In Post-Reformation England, Robert Tittler
24. Titus Pomponius Atticus: Writing the Life of an Uncommonly Honourable Roman, Linda McGuire
25. Henry Sienkiewicz’ Letters From America: Creating a Speaker with Integrity, Anja Burghardt
26. Virginia Woolf: ‘Writing Without Hate, Without Bitterness, Without Fear, Without Protest, Without Preaching’. Integrity and the Woman Writer in A Room On One’s Own, Lorraine Sim
Afterword
Index