Martha C. Nussbaum
原名：
Martha C. Nussbaum
Born：
Martha Craven Warren, (1947-05-06) May 6, 1947 (age 78), New York City, New York, U.S.
Awards：
Kyoto Prize (2016), , Berggruen Prize (2018), , Holberg Prize (2021), , Balzan Prize (2022)
Spouse：
Alan Nussbaum (m. 1969; div. 1987)
Thesis：
Aristotle's "DE MOTU ANIMALIUM"
Education：
New York University (BA), Harvard University (MA, PhD)
Influenced：
Amartya Sen, , Elizabeth S. Anderson, , Linda Martín Alcoff, , Louise Antony, , David G. Hebert
Influences：
Aristotle, , Catharine MacKinnon, , John Stuart Mill, , Adam Smith, , G. E. L. Owen, , John Rawls, , Bernard Williams, , Amartya Sen
Institutions：
University of Chicago, , Brown University, , Harvard University
Notable ideas：
Capability approach
Notable works：
The Fragility of Goodness (1986)
Main interests：
Political philosophy, , ethics, , feminism, , liberal theory
Doctoral advisor：
G. E. L. Owen
Notable students：
Christine Korsgaard
School or tradition：
Analytic philosophy, , Aristotelianism, , feminism, , social liberalism
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