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Meanness

Meanness is a personal quality whose classical form, discussed by many from Aristotle to Thomas Aquinas, characterizes it as a vice of "lowness", but whose modern form deals more with cruelty.

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Classical formulation

Modern view as cruelty

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Meanness

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples87
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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related to Further reading · 45
Meanness → Adolescence, An Analytical Inquiry Into, An Encyclopedia, Anne, Avary William Holmes, Beauty, Blackwood, Bullies, Business Media, Celebrity Culture, Claudia, Company, Encyclopedia, Essays, Forbes, Girl Culture, Greenwood, ISBN, Jacqueline, Laws
related to "Mean girls" · 11
Meanness → And, Jessica Ringrose, Many, Mean Girls, Queen Bees, Rosalind Wiseman, Social, Sociology, Valerie Walkerdine, Wannabes, Western
related to Aquinas · 8
Meanness → Aquinas, Aristotle, In, Latin, Summa Theologica, The Philosopher, Thomas Aquinas, Whilst
related to Modern view as cruelty · 7
Meanness → In, It, Linda Zagzebski, Samuel Johnson, The False Alarm, These, Triarchic Psychopathy Measure
related to Aristotle · 5
Meanness → Aristotle, In, It, Nicomachean Ethics, The
related to Others · 5
Meanness → Aristotle, George Crabb, He, Seeking, Theodore Parker
related to Classical formulation · 4
Meanness → Aristotelian, In, Noah Webster, These
is a · 1
Meanness → personal quality whose classical form

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Meannessis apersonal quality whose classical form0.90text
Susanne Einstance ofPhilosophers0.80text
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Many0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Social0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Valerie Walkerdine0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Western0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Sociology0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Jessica Ringrose0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"And0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Mean Girls0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Queen Bees0.60section
Meannessrelated to "Mean girls"Wannabes0.60section

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